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Pandharinath Sankhe's licenced .32 bore Indian-made revolver was recovered from near his body. They rushed Sankhe to a nearby hospital where he was declared dead before arrival.Palghar DYSP Vikas Naik said Sankhe's licenced revolver is believed to have been used in the crime. MUMBAI: A 72-year-old retired resident tehsildar of Vasai was found dead, shot four times in the right temple, at his sprawling bungalow in Palghar early Wednesday morning. However, an x-ray examination showed four bullets had pierced through Sankhe's right temple, and there was only one entry point.The shots were fired from point blank range. Four bullets were stuck in his head region..