25-year-old Air India woman pilot dies by suicide in Mumbai
Mumbai/IBNS: A 25-year-old Air India pilot allegedly died by committing suicide in her apartment in Mumbai, media reports said.
The police arrested her boyfriend on charges of abetment to suicide.
The body of the woman, Srishti Tuli, was recovered from her Andheri apartment.
Her boyfriend, Aditya Pandit (27), has been remanded in police custody till November 29.
Tuli's uncle alleged that Aditya often misbehaved and argued with her, due to which she committed suicide, NDTV quoted Powai Police.
The police are conducting a detailed probe into the matter.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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