Radhika's autopsy reveals she was shot 4 times in chest, Chhangur Baba's foreign funding nexus exposed
In other news, comedian Kapil Sharma's cafe in Canada was attacked by pro-Khalistani extremists, with gunmen firing at the establishment, though no injuries were reported. This incident has led to increased security for Sharma in Mumbai. Additionally, a 500 crore rupees foreign funding scandal linked to a mass conversion racket in Uttar Pradesh has been uncovered, centred around a self-styled godman named Chhangur Baba, with funds allegedly coming from Muslim-majority nations through Nepal.
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