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2017 songs2017 singlesElectropop songsMarilyn Manson (band) songsSongs written by Marilyn MansonSongs written by Tyler BatesLoma Vista Recordings singlesAmerican pop songs rockMarilyn Mansonstreaming platformspre-ordersmusic download servicesiTunesAmazon Musicmusic videoJohnny DeppSay10industrial rockDisposable TeensThe Dope ShowDiffuser.fmbête noireCapitol HillsynthsLoudwirenew wave musicWe Know Where You Fucking Liveairplayactive rockradio formatsMainstream RockHot Rock SongsYouTubeJohnny Depp "Kill4Me" Single by Marilyn Manson from the album Heaven Upside Down Released September 20, 2017 Format Digital download streaming Genre Industrial rock [1] electropop [2] Length 3 : 59 Label Loma Vista Songwriter(s) Marilyn Manson Tyler Bates Producer(s) Bates Marilyn Manson singles chronology "We Know Where You Fucking Live" (2017) " Kill4Me " (2017) "Tattooed in Reverse" (2018) " Kill4Me " (stylized as " KILL4ME " [3] ) is a song

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IndiaBarak ValleyManbhumEkushe UdyanSilchar railway stationShahid Minar, ShilcharBhasha Smritistambha 1924 births1961 deathsPeople from Mymensingh DistrictPeople from Cachar districtMartyrsBengali peopleBengali Language Movement of Assam activists BengaliBengali Language Movement in the Barak ValleySilcharBengali HinduBengali Kanailal Niyogi কানাইলাল নিয়োগী Kanailal Niyogi Born 1924 Mymensingh, Bengal, British India Died 19 May 1961 (aged 37) Silchar, Cachar, Assam, India Cause of death Police firing [1] Nationality Indian Occupation Railway official Known for Martyr in Bengali Language Movement of Barak Valley Parent(s) Dwijendralal Niyogi Shantikana Niyogi Kanailal Niyogi (1924 - 19 May 1961) (Bengali: কানাইলাল নিয়োগী ) was an employee of the Indian Railways who took part in the Bengali Language Movement in the Barak Valley in 1961. On 19 May 1961, Niyogi became a martyr when he was shot dead by the paramilitary forces at the Tarapur railway station in Silchar. [2] Contents 1 E