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Haryana woman names husband as killer in dying message; man arrested within hours

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A woman in Pinjore, Haryana, was found with her throat slit outside her boutique and managed to write a dying message identifying her husband as her attacker. CCTV footage captured a man, believed to be her husband, entering the shop around the time of the incident. Police acted swiftly on the evidence and arrested the husband within two hours of the crime. Authorities are currently investigating the motive behind the killing.

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