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‘Want peace for important deal’: Ex-employee, partner texted family from exec’s phone
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‘Want peace for important deal’: Ex-employee, partner texted family from exec’s phone

Yuvraj Singh Manchanda, a 31-year-old project manager at Adani Realty, was murdered by his former colleagues Anya Vats and Sanyam Sachdeva on September 6, according to Delhi Police. His body was discovered by Haryana Police on September 10 but was cremated by authorities on September 14 without notification to his family. The family learned of the discovery on September 16 when they visited the Badshahpur police station, where they were informed of the cremation. The family alleges that Haryana Police failed to promptly upload Yuvraj's details on Zipnet, a platform used for identifying missing or unidentified deceased individuals, leading to delays in performing last rites and accessing his remains. The family also reported being made to wait for five hours at the police station and claims that some of Yuvraj's personal items were reportedly discarded due to odor. Additionally, the family received texts from Yuvraj's phone over two days indicating he was working on an 'important deal' and desired 'peace'.

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Times of India logoTimes of IndiaIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
‘Want peace for important deal’: Ex-employee, partner texted family from exec’s phone

Yuvraj Singh Manchanda, a 31-year-old project manager at Adani Realty, was murdered by his former colleagues Anya Vats and Sanyam Sachdeva on September 6, according to Delhi Police. His body was discovered by Haryana Police on September 10 but was cremated by authorities on September 14 without notification to his family. The family learned of the discovery on September 16 when they visited the Badshahpur police station, where they were informed of the cremation. The family alleges that Haryana Police failed to promptly upload Yuvraj's details on Zipnet, a platform used for identifying missing or unidentified deceased individuals, leading to delays in performing last rites and accessing his remains. The family also reported being made to wait for five hours at the police station and claims that some of Yuvraj's personal items were reportedly discarded due to odor. Additionally, the family received texts from Yuvraj's phone over two days indicating he was working on an 'important deal' and desired 'peace'.

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