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Pregnant defence ministry officer found dead in Delhi; husband, in-laws booked

Times of India · 23 August 2026 at 2:51 pm

Pregnant defence ministry officer found dead in Delhi; husband, in-laws booked

A pregnant Ministry of Defence employee was found dead in Dwarka on Friday.

Police registered a case against her husband and in-laws for cruelty and abetment.

The family alleged dowry harassment, which police are now investigating.

The husband is currently absconding from the authorities.

Further legal action will follow after facts are established.

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