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Woman's body found in Delhi nursery, police suspect rape

| | Jan 10, 2015, at 10:02 pm
New Delhi, Jan 10 (IBNS) A 30-year-old woman's body was found from a nursery in Delhi's Vasant Kunj area with police suspecting that she was raped and then killed.

According to media reports, in the morning the body was spotted by a security guard with hands and legs tied. Her clothes were dishevelled and she bore injury marks in her body, prompting police to suspect that she was gang-raped and then killed. 

The woman had left for work the day before in the morning and then went missing. Her relatives later informed police about her disappearance.

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