A doctor in southeast Delhi, Manish Gupta, is accused of killing his househelp, Meena, at his residence in Mount Kailash on Thursday. According to reports, the accused first assaults Meena with a cricket bat and then stabs her with a knife. Police and media accounts also say Gupta had an argument with his wife before the incident, reportedly over the wife’s decision to fire the househelp. After the attack, Meena was found injured at the residence. The reports describe the assault as occurring within the home and relate the case to a domestic dispute involving the househelp’s employment. Authorities are investigating the circumstances leading up to the killing, including the alleged quarrel within the household. Details on arrests, charges, and any further investigation outcomes are not included in the provided summaries. The incident has prompted law-enforcement action into the reported assault and the alleged motive connected to the decision to terminate the househelp’s job.
Delhi doctor Manish Gupta murders househelp after dispute with wife
A doctor in southeast Delhi, Manish Gupta, is accused of killing his househelp, Meena, at his residence in Mount Kailash on Thursday. According to reports, the accused first assaults Meena with a cric...
- Manish Gupta, a doctor, is accused of killing his househelp Meena in southeast Delhi.
- The incident takes place at his Mount Kailash residence on Thursday.
- Reports say Gupta first attacks Meena with a cricket bat and then stabs her with a knife.
- Media accounts link the killing to an argument inside the household, reportedly over firing the househelp.
- Police investigation is ongoing into the circumstances and motive.
Manish Gupta first thrashed his househelp, Meena, with a cricket bat and then stabbed her with a knife at his residence in southeast Delhi's Mount Kailash on Thursday.
2 months agoManish Gupta first thrashed his househelp, Meena, with a cricket bat and then stabbed her with a knife at his residence in southeast Delhi's Mount Kailash on Thursday.
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