A 25-year-old woman's body was found at her rented accommodation in Greater Noida in a suspected case of dowry killing, police officials said today.
The woman's husband, who works at a private hospital in Greater Noida, is missing and is believed to have strangled her, the officials said.
The couple hailed from Agra and had moved to Greater Noida just six days ago, Additional DCP Ashok Kumar Sharma said.
"On Tuesday, the local Knowledge Park police station officials were alerted about a woman's body having been found at a house in Tugalpur village. The woman's family has been contacted. Her husband is missing and searches are on to arrest him," Mr Sharma said.
"After the information of the death, forensic experts along with local police went to the spot and carried out legal proceedings. The body was then sent for autopsy," the officer said.
Knowledge Park police station in-charge Vipin Kumar on Wednesday said a written complaint has been received from the woman's family.
"On the basis of the allegations, the woman is suspected to have been killed due to dowry-related issues. The couple got married three years ago," he said.
Mr Kumar said an FIR was being filed under relevant provisions of the law for murder and dowry-related offences.
Further investigation in the case is underway and the autopsy report is awaited, he added.
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