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Man, sister-in-law die by suicide

Noida: A man (24) and his sister-in-law (21), who were living together in a rented accommodation in Noida, allegedly died by suicide, the police said on Saturday. The duo consumed a poisonous substance and were admitted to a private hospital...

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Updated At : 02:48 PM May 12, 2024 IST

Noida: A man (24) and his sister-in-law (21), who were living together in a rented accommodation in Noida, allegedly died by suicide, the police said on Saturday. The duo consumed a poisonous substance and were admitted to a private hospital but died during treatment on Friday, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Central Noida) Hirdesh Katheriya said.

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