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Crime Branch Re-Arrests Dr. M.K. Ram in Nithin Raj Case
The Crime Branch is re-arresting Dr. M.K. Ram in connection with the Nithin Raj death case. This new investigation in Kannur aims to uncover critical details surrounding the incident. Authorities are focused on gathering evidence and testimonies to ensure justice is served in this high-profile case.
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"Looks like Dr. M.K. Ram is in a bit of hot water again!"
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