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Husband ties wife to chair, burns her alive over suspected affair in UP's Kannauj
4 outlets reported this over 10 hours. First seen by Huduku: Hindustan Times, 5 Nov, 11:02 am.
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No two of these outlets share an owner on Huduku’s list.
- Hindustan Times: HT Media LtdFounded 1924
- Times of India: Bennett, Coleman & Co. LtdFounded 1838
- Deccan Herald: The Printers (Mysore) Pvt LtdFounded 1948
- The Indian Express: The Indian Express Private LimitedFounded 1932
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5 reports from 4 outlets over 10 hours.
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- Husband ties wife to chair, burns her alive over suspected affair in UP's Kannauj
Words only this outlet used: Husband, Kannauj.
- Times of India ≈ same wordingUP man ties wife to chair, burns her alive over suspected affair; flees with children
- Deccan Herald ≈ same wordingUP man allegedly ties wife to chair, burns her alive over suspected affair; flees with children
- The Indian Express CitiesUP man ties wife to chair, burns her alive. He suspected an affair
- Suspected affair: Man allegedly ties wife to chair, burns her alive in Kannauj
Words only this outlet used: Kannauj.
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