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Ghaziabad man bleeds to death outside pink police booth
NDTV··15 Jul
Raj Kumar, 22, bled to death outside a pink police booth in Ghaziabad on July 12 after a dispute over a Rs 20 auto fare. His family alleged police failed to help despite the booth being nearby. Kumar was attacked with a blade during the argument. He collapsed outside the booth while bleeding. Ghaziabad police said a probe is underway.
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What It Means For You
- Pink police booth effectiveness is under scrutiny after this death.
- Quick police response near booths may not cover all emergency situations.
- The case raises questions about booth staff training and protocols.
What's Happening
- Raj Kumar, 22, died bleeding outside a Ghaziabad pink booth on July 12.
- The dispute began over a Rs 20 auto-rickshaw fare.
- Police are investigating the family's allegation of inaction.
Pink Booth Context
- Pink booths were set up for women's safety across Uttar Pradesh.
- Kumar was allegedly attacked with a blade during the fare dispute.
- Police are examining CCTV footage from the area.
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