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Published 11:54 28 Jun 2024 BST
Updated 16:21 28 Jun 2024 BST

A man who believed he had cremated his wife, discovered that she was alive just a few days later.
60-year-old Ram Sumer, from Gorakhpur in India, reported his 40-year-old wife, Phoolmati, missing on 15 June after she set off on a walk to visit her parents, but failed to return.
Four days after her disappearance, police discovered a body in the nearby neighbourhood of Uruva Bazaar.
According to the Press Trust of India, Sumer identified the corpse as that of his wife, and a couple of days later, the remains were cremated and a ceremony was held to mark her passing.
In the midst of his grief, Sumer was contacted by the pathologist who had conducted a post-mortem on the woman's body, and found that the deceased had been strangled to death.
This prompted authorities to re-investigate the case.
Police traced Phoolmati's mobile phone, and her last known activity was recorded in the city of Jhansi, which is 600km away from Gorakhpur - an 11 hour drive.
Her call records showed repeated communication with a man named Shubham, and police were able to track him down for questioning.
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