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UP Man Who Shot Wife and Two Priests, Held Children Hostage, Killed in Encounter

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A man named Arvind Singh in Uttar Pradesh shot his wife and two priests after returning home around 6 PM and finding them conducting a religious ritual. Following the shooting, Singh took three children hostage, triggering a tense standoff with police. Security forces responded to the scene and engaged Singh after attempts to resolve the situation. Singh was killed in the subsequent police encounter. Authorities are investigating the circumstances that led to the violent incident.

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