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Four members of one family killed in firing at Guwahati hotel; accused arrested

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Four people from the same family were shot dead at the Bilas Inn hotel in Guwahati. Police have arrested the accused in connection with the firing. The incident drew attention to the hotel where the victims were staying at the time. Authorities have not been quoted in the source as giving a detailed motive for the attack. Further details are expected as the investigation proceeds.

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