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    CG BREAKING: Woman murdered by slitting her throat in police colony

    The World OpinionBy The World OpinionMarch 6, 20241 Min Read
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    Raipur. A case of murder of a woman has come to light in Amasivanni Police Colony of the city. The woman has been murdered by slitting her throat. The unknown killer has absconded after committing the crime. The entire matter is of assembly police station area.

    The deceased woman is the wife of dog handler Shishupal Singh posted in Sukma. Who has been murdered. As soon as information about the incident was received, senior police officials reached the spot.

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