Postmortem reveals accused fired fatal shot at own son in Azamgarh encounter

A postmortem examination has uncovered critical details in the high-profile case involving multiple deaths in Shambhupur village, Azamgarh district. According to the autopsy report, accused Arvind Singh discharged a 32-bore revolver at close range, fatally wounding his own young son during the encounter operation.

The incident has drawn considerable attention due to the involvement of five fatalities—three in an initial murder case and two additional deaths during the subsequent police encounter. The postmortem findings have added a troubling dimension to the case, suggesting the accused may have used his child in circumstances that led to the fatal shooting.

Investigating authorities have intensified their examination of the sequence of events that preceded the encounter. The revelation has prompted questions about the exact circumstances under which the shooting occurred and whether there were any warning signs or preventive measures that could have been implemented.

The case continues to undergo scrutiny as law enforcement officials gather additional evidence and statements from witnesses present during the encounter. The findings have sparked broader discussions about police protocols and civilian safety during such operations in the region.