It sounded angry and the woman sounded scared

Row heard in murder victim's house... before husband fled

- MATTHEW YOUNG

A NEIGHBOUR has told how she heard a heated row in Harshita Brella's home the day before the 24-year-old's body was found in the boot of a car.

Kelly Philp said a woman sounded frightened in the argument with a man in a foreign language.

She spoke out as police launched a manhunt for the victim's husband Pankaj Lamba, who they believe killed his wife and fled the country.

It was also confirmed Harshita had been made the subject of a Domestic Violence Protection Order in September.

Her body was found in Ilford, East London, on Thursday. Kelly, 41, said she heard the argument through the walls of her home in Corby, Northants, on Wednesday.

After police named Lamba as the prime suspect in Harshita's murder, the single mum added: "I heard a commotion between a man and a woman and I heard banging around.