An Army officer of Major-rank was found dead under mysterious circumstances on the Rashtriya Rifles camp in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district on November 9 morning, police mentioned.
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The physique was found on the camp in the Thanamandi belt of the district and dropped at the data of the police, they mentioned.
Senior Army and cops rushed to the spot, and an investigation has been began, the police mentioned.
A courtroom of inquiry has been ordered in the case.
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