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Murder of Nagpur journo's mother, child solved: Why the crime was committed

The bodies of the mother and toddler daughter of a local journalist were found in a nullah in the city

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BS Web Team | Agencies New Delhi
The murder of the mother and daughter of a journalist in Nagpur has been solved by the local police, which on Monday said that it has solved the killing 12 hours after the crime was committed. 

Usha Kamble (50) and one-year-old Risha were killed on Saturday evening and their bodies were put in a gunny bag and thrown into a nullah at Bhadura in Dighori, in Nagpur, at around 11 in the night, police said. Kamble and Rashi, mother and daughter of local scribe Ravikant Kamble, were missing since Saturday evening, police added. 

How and why the crime was committed

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