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Journalist Mukesh Chandrakar's brutal murder has shocked the nation. Postmortem reports reveal horrific details: his heart was ripped out, liver split into four pieces, 15 fractures on his head, a broken neck, and five broken ribs. Chandrakar had recently uncovered alleged corruption in a ₹120 crore road construction project....

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This kind of hatred, brutality and toxicity has become increasingly visible in the last decade or so - most unfortunate!

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Wat cud be more pathetic humanity calls for help n survival or we should deaf n dumb

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Absolutely sad story, we have become inhuman

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