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The act, which involved the use of fake blood and a blunt weapon, led to widespread panic among local residents who believed they had witnessed an actual homicide. The episode unfolded on the ...

The Kalaburagi police arrested two men for using fake blood and sharp weapons to make an Instagram reel of murder scene. The incident triggered panic among locals. It took place on Humnabad Ring Road.

A dramatic social media reel shoot in Karnataka turned into a public scare after locals mistook the scene, involving fake blood and a sharp weapon, as a real crime. The incident, which occurred in ...

The incident took place in Humnabad Ring Road when the men - Saibanna and Sachin - used a blunt object and some red liquid that resembled blood to shoot the murder scene. According to the police ...

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According to the police, the men were using fake blood and a weapon to create a murder scene on Humnabad Ring Road late on Monday. They were shooting for an Instagram reel, the video of which went ...

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