Family awaits answers after employee allegedly murdered by former colleagues

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The family of Yuvraj Singh Manchanda, a Delhi man, is demanding answers after he was allegedly murdered by former colleagues and police then cremated his body without notifying them.
The sequence — a killing attributed to people the victim once worked with, followed by a cremation the family apparently learned of only afterward — has left relatives without the chance to perform last rites and without clarity on how authorities handled the body.
The two available reports, both from The Times of India, are closely aligned and neutral, so there is no visible contest between outlets; what remains unestablished is the police's explanation for proceeding with cremation and the exact status of the accused.
For the family, the immediate harm is emotional and procedural: a lost opportunity for final rites and open questions about identification and consent.
The case touches a recurring concern in India around how police handle unclaimed or unidentified bodies.
Watch for an official account of why cremation went ahead, inquest or post-mortem findings, and whether the accused face formal charges.

Official Delhi Police explanation for cremating the body without notifying the family
Inquest or post-mortem findings establishing cause and circumstances of death
Arrests and formal charges against the accused former colleagues
Any inquiry into police procedures for handling unclaimed bodies

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