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‘Who would apply medicine to child’s blisters?’: Delhi techie killed by in-laws; wife, 3 held

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‘Who would apply medicine to child’s blisters?’: Delhi techie killed by in-laws; wife, 3 held

A software engineer died after an argument over household chores escalated.

His wife and her brothers allegedly attacked and strangled him at his home.

The victim's family members were also assaulted during the violent altercation.

Police have arrested four individuals in connection with the software engineer's death.

Investigations are ongoing into the matrimonial disputes which preceded the incident.

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