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Delhi Court Slams Gurugram Police Report as 'Cryptic' in Yuvraj Manchanda Death Case
- •Delhi's Saket Court deemed Gurugram Police's status report on Yuvraj Manchanda's death as "cryptic" and demanded a fresh report.
- •The court stated that the reply from SI Chandgi Ram of Badshahpur Police Station did not comply with its previous order.
- •The SHO of Badshahpur Police Station has been directed to submit a fresh compliance report before the next hearing on Thursday.
- •Yuvraj Manchanda, a 31-year-old professional, was found dead after his sister filed a missing person complaint; his body was recovered in Badshahpur.
- •Delhi Police arrested former colleague Anya Vats and her live-in partner Sanyam Sachdeva in connection with Manchanda's alleged murder.
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Delhi's Saket Court described the status report submitted by Sub-Inspector Chandgi Ram as cryptic because it failed to comply with an earlier order dated September 20. The court subsequently directed the SHO of Badshahpur Police Station to submit a fresh compliance report before the next hearing on September 24.
Delhi Police arrested Manchanda's former colleague Anya Vats and her live-in partner Sanyam Sachdeva from Uttarakhand in connection with the crime. The suspects are accused of luring him to Gurugram amid a financial dispute, shooting him, and dumping his body in a drain.
Judicial Magistrate Deepika Thakran directed Gurugram Police to preserve and produce complete records relating to the recovery, identification, and cremation of Yuvraj Manchanda's body, alongside providing an update on the investigation into his death.
