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DU professor's murder: Recces, WhatsApp calls and forged IDs point to a plot mapped in advance
NEW DELHI: The murder of Delhi University assistant professor Debosmita Paul at her east Delhi residence on June 3 appears to have been planned well in advance. Police sources said photographs of Paul’s vehicle registration plate and her residence were found on the mobile phone of the 42-year-old man who, along with his wife, had allegedly killed the teacher. The couple, the tenant of Paul’s ancestral house in West Bengal’s Bardhaman, was allegedly angry with her for repeatedly refusing to...
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A 42-year-old assistant professor at Delhi University was found murdered at her apartment in east Delhi's Vasundhara Enclave on Thursday afternoon. Debosmita Paul taught in the Department of English at Shivaji College. She lived alone in a flat at Satyam Apartment while her parents resided nearby.
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'She welcomed them in, offered water':Chilling details of DU professor's final moments
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2 behind DU professor’s murder? Cops probe
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'She refused to sell': How multi-crore Bengal property led to killing of DU professor
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