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Man arrested for allegedly punching and kicking man to death in Panipat

Panipat, Nov 10 (UNI) Police have arrested a man accused of fatally assaulting a resident of Panipat's Bharat Nagar locality by repeatedly punching and kicking him, officials said on Tuesday.
The accused, identified as Ramgopal, son of Ram Singh and a resident of Bharat Nagar on Babail Road, was arrested by a team from Qila police station under the supervision of Superintendent of Police Medha Bhushan.
According to police, the case was registered following a complaint by Bharat Singh, a resident of Shiv Nagar on Babail Road, who alleged that his brother, Morpal, was assaulted by Ramgopal and several other men at a rented accommodation in Bharat Nagar.
In his complaint, Bharat Singh said his brother was living in a rented room in Bharat Nagar, where the accused also resided. He alleged that on July 27, around 7 pm, Ramgopal, accompanied by a man identified as Guddu and two or three others, assaulted Morpal. "Ramgopal kicked my brother in the stomach, following which he lost consciousness," Bharat Singh said in his complaint to the police.
The complainant alleged that the accused also threatened to kill his brother. Following the assault, Morpal was taken to the Civil Hospital for treatment. His condition subsequently deteriorated, and he was referred to the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences (PGIMS), Rohtak, for specialised medical care.
According to the complaint, doctors at PGIMS later informed the family that his condition was critical and that further treatment was unlikely to improve his chances of survival. The police statement linked Morpal's death to injuries sustained in the alleged assault, although it did not specify the exact date of death.
A criminal case was registered at Qila police station on the basis of the complaint, and an investigation was initiated. Police said Ramgopal was subsequently arrested in connection with the murder case. The accused was produced before a court, which remanded him to judicial custody. Investigators are continuing to examine the circumstances of the assault and the allegations concerning the involvement of other individuals named in the complaint.
Further investigation is underway, police said.
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