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Vasundhara Enclave: DU asst professor’s estranged spouse joins murder probe
Police are questioning the husband and reviewing CCTV as they investigate a possible known-assailant attack after finding no signs of theft.
- On Thursday, Devarati Paul discovered her sister, Delhi University professor Devosmita Paul, dead inside her flat at Satyam Apartment in Vasundhara Enclave, prompting police to launch a murder investigation.
- Delhi Police arrested two individuals in West Bengal citing a property dispute with the victim, while investigators question the victim's husband who traveled from Pune on Saturday.
- The murder occurred Wednesday between 1 pm and 6 pm with no signs of forced entry, suggesting Devosmita Paul knew her attacker; CCTV captured two masked suspects inside the complex for approximately 40 minutes.
- Deputy Commissioner Rajiv Kumar confirmed the arrests on Sunday, stating the two suspects will be brought to Delhi for further interrogation while police review CCTV footage involving 200 people.
- From the pool of 200 people, police identified 10 suspects by name while three remain unidentified, as officers continue tracking additional leads to determine the incident's full scope.
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