Bhupat princes escape as central government cracks down
A political thriller style note describes Bhupat and five princes arrested in India under government pressure, escape arranged to Pakistan, and the high commissioner seeking extradition while many backers fear loss of privy purses. The piece shifts to Dr. Edwin P Jordan explaining burns and their treatment, noting burns from heat, chemicals, and radiation, with first to third degree classifications and basic first aid.
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Maharaja of Murders Arrest Ends Indian Bandit's Reign
Bhupat Makwana known as the Maharaja of Murders, with 85 killings, was captured in Karachi for illegal entry into Pakistan and unlicensed shotgun possession. Extradition talks intensify as India seeks his return to face 79 deaths in Saurashtra and six in Mumbai. His gang, aided by local princes, used disguises and fear to carry out political and loot-driven murders.
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