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UP, Bihar lead in dowry death cases: NCRB data
The New Indian Express Hubballi
|May 21, 2026
SEVENTEEN months after her wedding, 24-year-old Deepika Nagar died in a Greater Noida hospital with a ruptured spleen, a brain haematoma, internal bleeding and multiple bruises across her body, according to an autopsy report that has sharpened allegations of dowry violence against her husband and in-laws.
Police have arrested her husband and father-in-law. Her family alleges she was pushed from a terrace after months of torture linked to demands for a Toyota Fortuner and nearly ₹50 lakh in cash.
The post-mortem findings are severe. Doctors documented facial swelling, abdominal injuries, bleeding from the ear, ruptured internal organs and extensive contusions. Investigators are examining whether she was assaulted before the fall.
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