3 hrs ago
Delhi Police Head Constable and Wife Found Dead in Narela
A police officer named Monu and his wife Meenu were found dead in their home in Narela.
The home was locked from the inside.
Police received a call about the locked flat at about 1 p.m.
on Saturday.
Officers entered with help from the Fire Department.
The couple were found in the same room.
Their two children had been away and later returned to find the home locked.
A preliminary account described different positions in which the couple were found.
Police have not confirmed exactly what happened or how the deaths occurred.
Investigators are examining the home and waiting for post-mortem results.
Head Constable Monu, about 40, and his wife Meenu, 35, were found dead in their Narela flat on Saturday.
Police received a PCR call around 1 p.m. about the flat being locked from inside.
The flat was opened with assistance from the Fire Department, and both bodies were found in the same room.
A preliminary account said Meenu was lying dead and Monu was found hanging, but police have not confirmed the sequence or circumstances.
Forensic, crime and senior police teams examined the premises, while the bodies were sent to Raja Harish Chandra Hospital for post-mortem examinations.
- Who
- Delhi Police Head Constable Monu, about 40, and his wife Meenu, 35.
- What
- The couple were found dead inside their flat; police are investigating the sequence and circumstances of the deaths.
- Where
- Their flat in Narela, outer north Delhi.
- When
- Saturday; the PCR call was received at about 1 p.m.
- Why
- The cause and circumstances of the deaths have not been established, and police are investigating all possibilities, including whether a dispute preceded the incident.
Key facts
- Deceased
- Head Constable Monu and his wife Meenu
- Ages
- Monu was about 40; Meenu was 35
- Location
- Narela, outer north Delhi
- Police call
- Received at approximately 1 p.m. on Saturday
- Entry
- The flat was locked from inside and opened with assistance from the Fire Department
- Investigation
- Forensic Science Laboratory, Crime Team and senior police officers examined the premises
- Post-mortem
- The bodies were shifted to Raja Harish Chandra Hospital









