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Bengaluru carpenter kills pregnant wife, dies by suicide; youth beaten to death over match

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A carpenter in Bengaluru strangled his pregnant wife using a dog's leash before dying by suicide in their rented residence. The crime was discovered after the landlord noticed sounds of a loud altercation followed by unusual silence. In a separate incident, a 20-year-old housekeeping worker was fatally assaulted by relatives following a volleyball match. The youth was attacked after the game and later succumbed to his injuries. Police are investigating both cases and are currently searching for the accused.

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