Friend, 2 aides strangle Delhi property dealer over suspected affair, stuff body in bag

Delhi police have taken into custody a man and two aides who are alleged to have killed a well‑known property dealer in the capital city. According to the investigation, the suspects confronted the dealer over a suspected romantic involvement, leading to a violent confrontation that resulted in the victim being strangled. After the act, the perpetrators are said to have placed the body in a bag and attempted to conceal it in a location that remains undisclosed pending further inquiry.

The case has drawn significant media attention due to the high profile of the victim, who was involved in several high‑value real‑estate transactions across the city. Detectives have recovered forensic evidence from the crime scene, including DNA samples and fingerprints that match the arrested individuals. The police have also seized a mobile phone that reportedly contains messages suggesting a personal dispute between the parties. While the motive appears to be rooted in a personal relationship, investigators are also examining whether any financial or professional grievances may have contributed to the escalation.

Legal experts note that the incident underscores the growing concerns about personal safety and the potential for private disputes to turn violent in urban settings. The accused are expected to appear before a magistrate within the next 48 hours, where they will be formally charged with murder and tampering with evidence. The case will likely prompt a review of security measures for high‑net‑worth individuals and may lead to broader discussions about conflict resolution mechanisms in the city’s business community.