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West Bengal man allegedly beheads wife, found with severed head at Kali temple

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Rintu Ghosh is accused of beheading his wife, Seema Sarkar, in West Bengal. He was discovered sitting inside a Kali temple, and their two sons were found beside him. Ghosh reportedly linked his violent act to losing his job as a bus conductor. Relatives described changes in his behavior and financial hardship in the period before the incident. Police are investigating the motive while looking into his recent actions.

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