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Delhi High Court Dismisses Bail Of Air Hostess Anissia Batra's Husband
The Delhi High Court today dismissed the bail plea filed by Mayank Singhvi, husband of flight attendant Anissia Batra. She had committed suicide in July last year.
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Delhi Air Hostess' Death: Court Seeks Cops' Reply On Husband's Bail Plea
The Delhi High Court today sought the police's response on a bail plea of the husband of a flight attendant, who allegedly committed suicide in July.
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Court Extends Interim Protection Granted To Delhi Air Hostess' In-Laws
The Delhi High Court on Thursday extended the interim protection from arrest given to the in-laws of an air hostess who allegedly jumped from the terrace of her home in Panchsheel Park.
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Delhi Air Hostess' In-Laws Granted Interim Protection From Arrest
The Delhi High Court today granted interim protection from arrest to the in-laws of an air hostess who fell to her death from her south Delhi home.
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Delhi Air Hostess Anissia Batra In-Laws Seek Exemption From Joining Probe
The in-laws of flight attendant Anissia Batra, who allegedly committed suicide last week, sought exemption from joining the probe on health grounds, police said.
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Delhi Air Hostess Anissia Batra's 2nd Autopsy Report Endorses First: Cops
The second autopsy report of Anissia Batra, a flight attendant with a German airline who allegedly committed suicide in Panchsheel Park in Delhi, endorses the first that said she first sustained injuries to her neck, a senior police officer said today.
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"Mayank Has Driven Me To It": Delhi Air Hostess's Last Message To Friend
In her last hours, Delhi airhostess Anissia Batra had reached out not only to her family but also a friend. In WhatsApp Messages to a friend she said she was locked up by her husband. There were fervent appeals for help. But no help came. In the end there was a stark message.
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Delhi Air Hostess Learnt About Husband's First Marriage Month Ago: Police
Police suspect that a female flight attendant, who allegedly committed suicide in south Delhi's Panchsheel Park, was upset with her husband as she had recently discovered that he was a divorcee, a senior police officer said today.
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Air Hostess Was Upset After She Found Husband Was Divorcee: Police Officer
The air hostess who allegedly killed herself in south Delhi's Panchsheel Park was upset with her husband as she had recently discovered that he was a divorcee, a senior police officer said on Tuesday.
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"She Was A Fighter": Friends Of Delhi Air Hostess On Her Sudden Death
The 32-year-old flight attendant jumped off the terrace of her Panchsheel Park home, her husband had told the police on Friday. Her family refused to believe the police and alleged she was murdered. Mayank Singhvi, Anissia's husband, and her in-laws tortured her for dowry, they claimed.
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Police Arrest Husband Of Air Hostess Who Allegedly Jumped Off Delhi Home
The husband of the flight attendant, who allegedly jumped off the terrace of her home in south Delhi, has been arrested. The Delhi police had earlier issued an alert against him restricting his movement during the course of investigation.
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Delhi High Court Dismisses Bail Of Air Hostess Anissia Batra's Husband
The Delhi High Court today dismissed the bail plea filed by Mayank Singhvi, husband of flight attendant Anissia Batra. She had committed suicide in July last year.
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Delhi Air Hostess' Death: Court Seeks Cops' Reply On Husband's Bail Plea
The Delhi High Court today sought the police's response on a bail plea of the husband of a flight attendant, who allegedly committed suicide in July.
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Court Extends Interim Protection Granted To Delhi Air Hostess' In-Laws
The Delhi High Court on Thursday extended the interim protection from arrest given to the in-laws of an air hostess who allegedly jumped from the terrace of her home in Panchsheel Park.
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Delhi Air Hostess' In-Laws Granted Interim Protection From Arrest
The Delhi High Court today granted interim protection from arrest to the in-laws of an air hostess who fell to her death from her south Delhi home.
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Delhi Air Hostess Anissia Batra In-Laws Seek Exemption From Joining Probe
The in-laws of flight attendant Anissia Batra, who allegedly committed suicide last week, sought exemption from joining the probe on health grounds, police said.
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Delhi Air Hostess Anissia Batra's 2nd Autopsy Report Endorses First: Cops
The second autopsy report of Anissia Batra, a flight attendant with a German airline who allegedly committed suicide in Panchsheel Park in Delhi, endorses the first that said she first sustained injuries to her neck, a senior police officer said today.
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"Mayank Has Driven Me To It": Delhi Air Hostess's Last Message To Friend
In her last hours, Delhi airhostess Anissia Batra had reached out not only to her family but also a friend. In WhatsApp Messages to a friend she said she was locked up by her husband. There were fervent appeals for help. But no help came. In the end there was a stark message.
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Delhi Air Hostess Learnt About Husband's First Marriage Month Ago: Police
Police suspect that a female flight attendant, who allegedly committed suicide in south Delhi's Panchsheel Park, was upset with her husband as she had recently discovered that he was a divorcee, a senior police officer said today.
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Air Hostess Was Upset After She Found Husband Was Divorcee: Police Officer
The air hostess who allegedly killed herself in south Delhi's Panchsheel Park was upset with her husband as she had recently discovered that he was a divorcee, a senior police officer said on Tuesday.
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"She Was A Fighter": Friends Of Delhi Air Hostess On Her Sudden Death
The 32-year-old flight attendant jumped off the terrace of her Panchsheel Park home, her husband had told the police on Friday. Her family refused to believe the police and alleged she was murdered. Mayank Singhvi, Anissia's husband, and her in-laws tortured her for dowry, they claimed.
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Police Arrest Husband Of Air Hostess Who Allegedly Jumped Off Delhi Home
The husband of the flight attendant, who allegedly jumped off the terrace of her home in south Delhi, has been arrested. The Delhi police had earlier issued an alert against him restricting his movement during the course of investigation.
