The Southern Naval Command at the Naval Base , Kochi, ordered an inquiry into the incident.The deceased is survived by his wife and two daughters, both of whom are married. Empty cases of these bullets were recovered from the spot where he was found dead. The forensic team which examined the scene of the incident has also come to the conclusion that it could be suicide,” said a police official. The head crown was completely damaged after two rounds of bullets fired up through the neck region.

The authorities said they were ascertaining whether the firing was accidental or not.Harbour police officials said that three rounds of bullets were missing from the magazine of the INSAS rifle, a light machine gun, which was used by Sivadasan at the time of duty. The police have registered a case of unnatural death and are investigating.A Defence Security Corps (DSC) jawan, Naik K. Sivadasan, 53, belonging to Thrissur, was found dead with gunshot wounds late in the night on Sunday while on duty as armed sentry at Naval Base, Kochi. The Air spray gun Manufacturers family was informed of the incident by the Navy later. However, the harbour police, based on the finding in the post-mortem, said that it could be a case of suicide.“The post-mortem points to a case of suicide.

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Jammu: Accusing Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit for "spoiling" Indo-Pak relations by inviting Kashmiri separatists, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Monday demanded that Basit be sent back to Pakistan.."We condemn the callous attitude of Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit who has been trying for the last two years, while being posted in New Delhi, to spoil the relations between India and Pakistan by inviting Kashmiri separatists," state NCP chief and former minister Thakur Randhir Singh told reporters here on Monday.Referring to Saturday's deadly militant attack on a CRPF convoy and Basit's silence over the issue, Singh said.

"He (Basit) did not even have a few words to condemn the death of these martyrs whereas, India stood with Pakistan when some school children were killed by Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) militants in Peshawar.NCP condemned the deadliest militant attack in the Valley in the recent times in which eight security personnel were killed and 24 injured after LeT operatives opened fire at a CRPF convoy at Pampore on the outskirts of Srinagar.The party also hit out at Basit for his recent remarks on J&K.He also hit out at Basit for his recent remarks that the issue of Jammu and Kashmir is a disputed one between India and Pakistan and it needs to be resolved."Referring to the recent killing of qawal Amjad Sabri in Karachi by gun-trotting militants, Singh wondered Air spray gun for sale which direction Pakistan was headed for.

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