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THE SPECIAL Investigation Team (SIT) investigating the death of Indian Reserve Battalion commando Vineeth C, has recorded statements of his family members.
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The team visited the house of Vineeth in Wayanad on Thursday to record the statements. Statements were taken from Vineeth's wife, father, mother, father-in-law, mother-in-law, and friends.

Vineeth was found dead inside a washroom at the Special Operation Group (SOG) camp in Areekode last Sunday. According to the police, Vineeth died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound inside the washroom at the camp.

After recording the statements, Kondotty DySP K C Sethu, who leads the investigation, said that Vineeth was also facing family issues. "From our investigation, we found that Vineeth was dealing with some family problems. I am not disclosing further details about these issues. We will investigate all aspects of the case," Sethu said.

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