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Retired IAS Officer Found Murdered at Bhopal Residence, Domestic Help Suspected

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Retired IAS officer Rakesh Agarwal was found murdered inside his bungalow in the Suraj Nagar area of Bhopal. His body was discovered on his bed with his throat slit. Agarwal resided at the property with his wife. Authorities have identified the recently hired domestic help as a key suspect in the case. An investigation is currently underway to determine the full circumstances of the killing.

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