Five dead bodies recovered in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur ...Middle East

Patna: At least five dead bodies were recovered from different areas of Muzaffarpur in Bihar on Thursday. Among the one of the five deceased is Krishna Kamal Mahanata, a businessman from Guwahati, Assam, whose body was later found drowned in the Rajwada Budhi Gandak under the Mushari police station area. Initial reports indicate that Mahanata had been under significant stress due to substantial financial losses in his business and missing money. His son confirmed that this stress had been affecting his behaviour, with Mahanata often acting strangely and expressing a desire to reside in Muzaffarpur. “Prima facie, it appears to be a case of suicide. However, the police have launched a detaile

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