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Domestic Worker Found Dead at Chandigarh Employer's Home, Suicide Suspected

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A domestic worker was found dead inside her employer's residence in Chandigarh, with authorities suspecting suicide as the cause of death. The woman's family, originally from Uttar Pradesh, spoke to reporters about the incident. According to her relatives, she had only recently begun working at the household, having joined just one week prior. She had been residing in one of the rooms within the employer's home as part of her employment arrangement. An investigation is underway to determine the exact circumstances surrounding her death.

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