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Saturday June 11, 2011 04:58:53 PM, IANS

Mumbai: Senior crime journalist of Mumbai-based eveninger Mid Day, J. Dey was shot dead by unidentified people near Powai in northwest Mumbai here Saturday afternoon, police said.

Seriously injured in the firing, Dey was rushed to the nearby Hiranandani Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries soon afterwards.

Top police officials have rushed to the scene of the crime and launched investigations into the shooting suspected to have been carried out by a mafia gang.

Dey covered the underworld stories for the eveninger.





 


 

 

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