Delhi air-leader suicide case: Spouse Mayank Singhvi sent to guardianship, young lady's family request activity on in-laws

Hours before making the outrageous stride, the lady had made an impression on one of her companions saying that her better half had secured her a room. 

NEW DELHI: Mayank Singhvi, spouse of air leader Anissia Batra who purportedly dedicated suicide, has been sent to 14 days legal authority on Tuesday. 

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The cops had captured him on Monday night. 

Batra's family, notwithstanding, guaranteed that no move has been made on the in-laws. 

"Police captured him (spouse) after 72 hrs. Yet at the same time, his folks have not been captured yet, who is a piece of FIR. I ask for police to capture his folks soon so the examination can push ahead," said Karan Batra, the air leader's sibling. 

As indicated by Karan, Mayank and his family would "torment" his sister for an endowment. 

Minutes before making the outrageous stride, Anissia had sent an instant message to her better half, after which he hurried to the porch. When he couldn't discover Anissia on the patio, he began glancing around and was apparently educated by a worker working at a neighboring building that a lady had hopped off the porch. 

Anissia was hurried to an adjacent clinic where she was proclaimed dead by the specialists. 

Hours before making the extraordinary stride, the lady had made an impression on one of her companions saying that her significant other had secured her a room. 

In the interim, individuals from the measurable group and police authorities led looks at the living arrangement of the air entertainer in Panchsheel Stop region close Hauz Khas in New Delhi.