
Nazia Khanam, a 30-year-old Assistant Section Officer in the Ministry of Defence, was found dead at her Dwarka home on August 21. Her family said she was around three months pregnant and…
Nazia Khanam, a 30-year-old Assistant Section Officer in the Ministry of Defence, was found dead at her Dwarka home on August 21. Her family said she was around three months pregnant and had faced mental and physical harassment from her husband and in-laws. Times Now News reported that police received a PCR call at 4.21 pm and that Khanam’s body was taken to the DDU Hospital mortuary.

The family later submitted a complaint naming her husband Mohammad Azam Ali Khan and other relatives. Police registered FIR No. 214/2026 at Sector 23 police station under Sections 85 and 108 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, relating to cruelty and abetment of suicide. ABP News reported that the family also suspects murder and wants a postmortem and videography of evidence. Times Now News said the family initially made no allegation on August 21, but submitted a fresh complaint the next day seeking a CBI probe. The allegations have not been established and the investigation is continuing.
Both reports treat the death as under investigation, but differ in emphasis. ABP News leads with the family’s suspicion that the death may have been staged as suicide and their demand for evidence videography. Times Now News gives greater weight to the police timeline, the changed statements and the FIR sections, while recording the family’s demand for a CBI inquiry. Neither account establishes whether the death was suicide or homicide, and the available reporting does not provide postmortem findings. The key point to watch is the evidence gathered in the investigation and any decision on the family’s request for a CBI probe.
Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral
Sources (2): news.abplive.com (neutral report), timesnownews.com (neutral report)
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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.