Archive · 26 Sep 2026
Delhi Police Constable Dies In Haryana Celebratory Firing
A Delhi Police constable named Amarjeet went to a family celebration in Haryana.
The event was held because a boy had been born.
During the ceremony, two people allegedly fired guns into the air.
One bullet hit Amarjeet in the leg.
He lost a lot of blood and was taken to hospitals in Bhiwani and Hisar.
He died on Thursday.
Police are investigating which person fired the bullet.
A legal case has been filed against the two people named in the complaint.
Delhi Police constable Amarjeet died after being shot during a ceremony in Singhwa Khas village, Haryana.
The incident occurred Wednesday evening at a ‘jalwa pujan’ event celebrating the birth of a boy.
Police said two people, including a Haryana Police personnel, allegedly fired shots during the celebration.
Amarjeet was shot in the leg, suffered severe blood loss, and died after being referred from Bhiwani to Hisar.
A case was registered under Section 105 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Arms Act against two accused.
- Who
- Delhi Police constable Amarjeet was killed; two people, including a Haryana Police personnel, are accused of celebratory firing.
- What
- Amarjeet suffered a fatal gunshot wound during alleged celebratory firing.
- When
- The firing occurred Wednesday evening, and Amarjeet died on Thursday; police reported the incident on Friday.
- Where
- The incident took place at Singhwa Khas village in Hansi, Haryana; he was treated in Bhiwani and Hisar.
- Why
- Police said the firing occurred during a ‘jalwa pujan’ ceremony celebrating the birth of a boy; the exact shooter remains under investigation.
- Victim
- Amarjeet, a Delhi Police constable aged around 35
- Incident
- Alleged celebratory firing at a ‘jalwa pujan’ ceremony
- Location
- Singhwa Khas village, Hansi, Haryana
- Accused
- Two people, including a Haryana Police personnel posted in Bhiwani
- Injury
- A bullet struck Amarjeet in the leg, causing excessive bleeding
- Death
- He died after being referred from a hospital in Bhiwani to Hisar
- Charges
- Section 105 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and provisions of the Arms Act