A tragic case from New Delhi has raised serious concerns about safety even in upscale neighbourhoods. A UPSC aspirant was found dead at her residence, with police alleging assault and murder. The accused, identified as a former help, was reportedly captured on CCTV entering the house. Investigators are now probing a major security breach and examining links to another alleged incident in Alwar. 


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It was supposed to be the 'perfect murder' - a crime so well-planned that even the investigators would believe it was an accident. A forensic science student, armed with academic knowledge and an obsession with crime web series, murdered her live-in partner in Delhi. She thought she had found the perfect formula to cover up the killing.


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The police sources confirmed that the trio strangled the UPSC aspirant and then poured oil, ghee and liquor on the body. Her former boyfriend, an LPG distributor, then opened a gas cylinder valve and set it ablaze, triggering an explosion. 

UPSC aspirant strangled, body set ablaze in Delhi flat; 3 including live-in partner arrested

Three IAS aspirants lost their lives in a flooded basement of Rau's coaching centre after heavy rains in Old Rajinder Nagar In another incident, a student got electrocuted while navigating a waterlogged street Why these areas get flooded every monsoon? 2023: Mukherjee Nagar Fire exposes Coaching centres safety standards Who is responsible for these incidents? Why do coaching institutes run libraries illegally in their basement? Find all about the living conditions of students in these areas on WION Wideangle

Deadly coaching centres | IAS dreams in Delhi's death traps

Days after three civil service aspirants died in flooding the basement of a coaching institute in New Delhi, investigations have revealed major oversights on the part of the building owner, the institute and the civic authorities. Amid outrage and demands for accountability, the question on everyone's mind is, who is guilty of the death of the top-class students? On #Gravitas, we tell you the real story of how coaching centres capitalize on the dreams of aspirants, without paying heed to rules and regulations.

Drowned in Delhi: Who is Guilty of the Death of UPSC Aspirants?

Three civil services aspirants died on Saturday after water gushed into the basement of a coaching centre in Delhi's old Rajendra Nagar. The basement was being used as a library in violation of several safety norms. Footage shows horrifying scenes of the incident that has sparked outrage across the country.

Delhi coaching centre deaths: Basement illegally used as library

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