Murder caught on Camera: National level Kabaddi player Sukhvinder Singh shot dead in Rohtak! (Watch Video)

The assailants came on a scooter and shot Sukhvinder Singh twice in the chest. Singh fell to the ground after which he was shot once more in the head, killing him. The incident was captured in a CCTV camera installed near Singh's house.

Rohtak, March 16: A national level Kabaddi player was shot when he was just a few meters from his house, on Tuesday, by two men on a scooter in Haryana’s Rohtak. Sukhvinder Sing’s murder was caught on a CCTV camera that was installed near his house. Singh was walking home from practice on Tuesday, when two armed assailants caught him unaware and shot him repeatedly in the head, eventually killing him on the spot. The harrowing murder was caught on the camera.

In the video, Singh can be seen walking, when a scooter with two people riding it, comes from the front. The man riding pillion pumps two bullets straight into Singh’s chest. Singh falls to the ground, after which the man gets down from the scooter and pumps a third bullet in his head, killing him. Sukhvinder’s father Chander Singh told India Today, “He was returning home when two people came on a two-wheeler and shot him just a few yards away from the house. By the time we reached the spot, he was already dead.” Also Read: Murder caught on camera: Muslim youth beaten to death on street in Kerala, video goes viral on Facebook

The killers fled the scene immediately after killing Singh. A report in India Today said that the killers had conducted an investigation of the area, before planning to kill Singh. In December 2015, another Kabaddi player Deepak Kumar alias Deepak Pehalwan was shot dead by two motor bike-borne men, in Rohtak. Pehalwan had died even after getting medical attention. He lay on the road unattended for half an hour, before his brother happened to come and took him to the nearby.

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