Haryana family kills lovers for honour
The woman's family remained unrepentant even after the incident. Sunita's mother Roshni Devi backed the action of her husband and others in killing the couple, saying that the family had "saved its reputation".
The police are likely to question them all.
Honour killings are not uncommon in Haryana, especially in areas dominated by the Jat community.
Last year, the bodies of another young couple, Manoj and Babli, were recovered from a canal in Kaithal district after they were murdered and thrown into the canal by the woman's relatives.
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