Delhi Police apprehended a couple and their 13-year-old son in connection with the murder of Debosmita Paul, an assistant professor at Delhi University, whose body was found in her sixth-floor flat at Satyam Apartments in east Delhi's Vasundhara Enclave on June 3. CCTV footage shows the accused family wearing face masks while entering the apartment building and exiting after changing clothes. The family is from Burdwan, West Bengal. The murder is linked to a property dispute in West Bengal. Accounts differ on whether the dispute involved ancestral property in West Bengal or tenants in Delhi who were angered by Paul’s refusal to sell her Delhi property. One report states the accused had been living in Paul’s ancestral property in Burdwan since 2023, according to theweek.in. Another report, from thetimesofindia, says the murder appears to have been planned by individuals who lived in her property and were upset about her refusal to sell it, and that the accused conducted reconnaissance after agreeing to meet her on June 3. Initial investigations suggest Paul was struck on the head with a heavy object. Debosmita Paul’s sister, Devarati Paul, discovered her body after entering the locked apartment, according to thedailyjagran.com. Paul had separated from her husband in 2022 after a domestic dispute, according to thedailyjagran.com. Delhi Police are examining CCTV footage as part of the investigation, according to outlookindia.com.