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Bengal Rape-Murder Accused Killed in Police Firing After Allegedly Grabbing Gun

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A man accused in a rape and murder case in West Bengal was shot dead by police after he allegedly snatched a gun and opened fire on officers. The killing took place in Gaighata while officers were reconstructing the crime scene. It is the second such incident in the state in the past three months involving a suspect in a rape and murder case being killed during a scene reconstruction. The report does not provide further details on the sequence of events.

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