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31-year-old Adobe techie beaten to death by wife’s family in Delhi

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31-year-old Adobe techie beaten to death by wife’s family in Delhi

A software engineer died after a family dispute in Nihal Vihar.

His wife's relatives allegedly assaulted him severely on Friday.

Police have detained four individuals in connection with the incident.

The engineer and his wife had been married for three and a half years.

An investigation is underway to determine the exact circumstances of the assault.

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