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Toddler found dead in Patna temple; elder brother arrested

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A one-and-a-half-year-old boy was allegedly murdered inside a Durga temple in Patna district. Police have arrested his elder brother, Ajit Kumar, in connection with the killing. Investigators believe a sharp agricultural tool was used in the attack. The motive behind the crime is currently under examination. Authorities are gathering evidence to build a clearer account of the incident.

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