The murder of a 22-year-old woman, the daughter of an Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer, in South Delhi has raised alarm over the safety of households employing domestic help. The accused, Rahul Meena, 23, who had been dismissed six weeks earlier, allegedly returned to the home intending to steal and committed a brutal crime involving sexual assault and strangulation. In light of this incident, the Delhi Police has emphasized the necessity for residents to conduct thorough background checks on domestic workers and tenants. Officials argue that such verification is a critical preventive measure against serious crimes. Vijay Kochar, President of the Residents' Welfare Association (RWA) in Geeta Colony, East Delhi, indicated that they will issue notices to remind residents of the verification process. Many residents, including Gayatri Chandra, a homemaker, expressed their concerns and intentions to ensure proper verification of their domestic help. The Delhi Police has outlined both online and offline processes for conducting these verifications, emphasizing the importance of safety in households.