<p>The body of Anjali was found hanging from the ceiling fan in the house of Amit Gupta, 51, Sunday night in the state capital.<br /><br />"We have taken Amit Gupta into custody for interrogation," Rajesh Bhadoria, the City Superintendent of Police told IANS.<br /><br />Bhadoria said that they were to file a case against Amit Gupta under section 306 of the Indian penal code.</p>.<p>A resident of Delhi, Anjali was working in a private firm in Bangalore. On way to Banglore, she had stopped over at Bhopal to meet Amit Gupta Sep 7.<br /><br />"The parents of Anjali Gupta have alleged that Amit had promised Anjali marriage since long and on his refusal, she committed suicide," Bhadoria said.</p>.<p>Bhadoria added: "The family alleged that Amit had always convinced Anjali that he would divorce his wife and marry her. According to them, Anjali had visited Amit's home several times."<br /><br />The official said that Anjali's mother, Uma Gupta, had also written several times to the IAF authorities about Amit Gupta denying that he promised to marry her daughter.<br /><br />Meanwhile, the post-mortem of Anjali's body was done late in the afternoon and her body cremated at Subhash Nagar area in Bhopal.<br /><br />Anjali, a former Flying Officer with the IAF, was 29 when she was dismissed after a general court martial found her guilty of charges including embezzling funds and insubordination and recommended in December 2005 that she be "cashiered" -- stripped of her rank and discharged.<br /><br />After a petition by her, then Air Chief Marshal S.P. Tyagi diluted the sentence to "dismissal".<br /><br />She was accused of embezzling funds, throwing food at a superior, insubordination, indiscipline and having demonstrated "conduct unbecoming of an officer".<br /><br /><br /></p>
<p>The body of Anjali was found hanging from the ceiling fan in the house of Amit Gupta, 51, Sunday night in the state capital.<br /><br />"We have taken Amit Gupta into custody for interrogation," Rajesh Bhadoria, the City Superintendent of Police told IANS.<br /><br />Bhadoria said that they were to file a case against Amit Gupta under section 306 of the Indian penal code.</p>.<p>A resident of Delhi, Anjali was working in a private firm in Bangalore. On way to Banglore, she had stopped over at Bhopal to meet Amit Gupta Sep 7.<br /><br />"The parents of Anjali Gupta have alleged that Amit had promised Anjali marriage since long and on his refusal, she committed suicide," Bhadoria said.</p>.<p>Bhadoria added: "The family alleged that Amit had always convinced Anjali that he would divorce his wife and marry her. According to them, Anjali had visited Amit's home several times."<br /><br />The official said that Anjali's mother, Uma Gupta, had also written several times to the IAF authorities about Amit Gupta denying that he promised to marry her daughter.<br /><br />Meanwhile, the post-mortem of Anjali's body was done late in the afternoon and her body cremated at Subhash Nagar area in Bhopal.<br /><br />Anjali, a former Flying Officer with the IAF, was 29 when she was dismissed after a general court martial found her guilty of charges including embezzling funds and insubordination and recommended in December 2005 that she be "cashiered" -- stripped of her rank and discharged.<br /><br />After a petition by her, then Air Chief Marshal S.P. Tyagi diluted the sentence to "dismissal".<br /><br />She was accused of embezzling funds, throwing food at a superior, insubordination, indiscipline and having demonstrated "conduct unbecoming of an officer".<br /><br /><br /></p>
