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Sabarmati inmate expresses remorse for murder committed in anger

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An inmate at Sabarmati Central Jail has expressed deep regret for a killing he committed. He stated his crime was an act of anger. The man detailed the emotional burden his imprisonment has placed on his family. He specifically mentioned the impact on his two daughters and his elderly parents.

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