New Delhi/Gurugram, Sept. 18 -- A 31-year-old man from Delhi, who worked as an HR professional at a major realty firm in Gurugram and went missing over 10 days ago, was shot dead by a former colleague and her partner on September 6, police said, adding that the murder took place in a car and his body was dumped in a drain. Gurugram police, upon recovering the body on September 10 from a sewer in Sector 70, had also cremated the remains on September 14, labelling it "unidentified", after conducting an autopsy. He was later identified as Yuvraj Singh Manchanda, who lived with his family in Sarita Vihar. Manchanda's family had filed a missing person complaint at the Lajpat Nagar police station on September 11. His sister, who had accompanied him for lunch on September 6, said he left around 4pm for a meeting in Gurugram and would return by 10pm. When he didn't return, his family started looking for him and found that his mobile phone was switched off. DCP (southeast) Vineet Kumar said, "We found Manchanda had last spoken to a former colleague, Anya Vats. Her mobile phone was also found switched off." "A police team was deputed to Uttarakhand, from where Vats and her partner, Sanyam Sachdeva, were apprehended," the DCP said. Police said that questioning them revealed that they allegedly shot Manchanda dead after a heated argument, and they then fled to Kainchi Dham in Uttarakhand. Police said they are questioning the suspect to ascertain the motive for the murder. Both of them were produced in court and sent to five days of police custody....