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Tragedy in Greater Noida: South Korean National Murdered by Partner
The accused confessed to stabbing her partner amid a two-year live-in relationship marked by frequent assaults and alcohol-fueled conflicts, police said.
- On January 4 , Duck Hee Yuh, a South Korean expatriate and mobile company branch manager living at ATS Pious Hideaways, Sector 150, was rushed dead to GIMS Hospital by Lunjeana Pamai.
- Police say the couple cohabited for two years amid frequent drunken rages that led to repeated assaults on Pamai, with daily quarrels escalating before the killing, Knowledge Park police said.
- During interrogation, Pamai admitted she stabbed Yuh fatally with a knife in a rage, and forensic teams combed the apartment while the body was sent to GIMS Hospital for post-mortem.
- Authorities notified the South Korean embassy and arranged for Yuh's last rites and consular support, while Knowledge Park Police registered a murder case and arrested Lunjeana Pamai without resistance.
- The case exposes tensions in cross-cultural live-in arrangements, police said, revealing dark undercurrents in domestic abuse among cohabiting couples in Greater Noida's Knowledge Park.
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Manipur woman stabs South Korean live-in partner to death in Greater Noida
A late-night drinking session in Greater Noida turned tragic when a South Korean national was fatally stabbed by his live-in partner from Manipur. The police have arrested the woman and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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"He used to drink alcohol, with whom he used to quarrel with his partner. They had an argument, and the woman stabbed him, resulting in his death. The body has been sent for the post-mortem. A case has been registered under the relevant sections, and further action is being taken," ADCP Kumar told ANI.
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