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Bulandshahr: Rape-murder suspect with Rs 50,000 bounty killed in police encounter

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A wanted accused in the rape and murder of a minor was killed in a police encounter in Bulandshahr. The suspect opened fire on officers during a routine checking operation, injuring two of them, while two others were shielded by bulletproof vests. The injured suspect was taken to hospital, where he was later declared dead. Authorities had placed a reward of Rs 50,000 on the accused. A second suspect involved in the case managed to flee and remains at large.

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