Man dies by suicide after confessing wife's murder on video call to family

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A villager allegedly killed his wife before taking his own life in a case reported from a rural area. Prior to his death, the man made a video call to relatives in which he confessed to murdering his wife, Gagana. His body was found, but Gagana remains missing and authorities have launched a search operation. Police have registered a missing persons complaint and are currently investigating the circumstances of the incident. The couple had been married for thirteen years and are survived by two sons.

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