β Scribed by Keating, H R F
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Newly-promoted Inspector Ghote gets a horrible surprise when he discovers the severed head of his assistant, stuffed in his office rubbish bin. Who would want to kill a lowly peon? And why would they plant the evidence in the heart of the Bombay Police Crime Branch? Ghote's ready to investigate - but his new boss has other ideas ...
India -- Mumbai
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