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Mother and two children found murdered in Delhi apartment

| | Sep 21, 2015, at 05:07 pm
New Delhi, Sept 21 (IBNS) A woman and her two children were found dead on Monday morning at their house in west Delhi, reports said.

 The police suspect they were murdered.

The bodies of Shabnam, 28, her seven-year-old son Imran and six-year-old daughter Khushi were found by her husband Zaffar when he entered their apartment in Raghubir Nagar after returning from a tour.

According to police, there was blood on Shabnam's face and on her neck.

The couple's three other children, all younger, were reportedly sleeping and unhurt.

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