Gorakhpur. A shocking incident has come to light in Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh. Vegetable seller stabbed his wife and two children to death in Devkali village of Gola police station area. After this he burnt himself to death. The bodies of all four were lying on the same bed. Seeing the smoke coming out of the room, the neighbors broke the door and saw four dead bodies on the same bed, the ground slipped under their feet. People informed the police. The officers who reached the spot along with the forensic team investigated the matter. On the other hand, the brother of the deceased reached after getting the information and filed a case by giving Tahrir to the police. At the same time, the people of the village are also talking about the incident in the family discord.
this is the whole matter
Indra Bahadur Maurya, 42, of the village used to maintain the family by setting up a vegetable shop in the market. He often had disputes with his wife. Smoke was coming out of his house on Sunday morning. When the neighbors broke open the door, the bodies of Indra Bahadur, his 38-year-old wife Sushila Devi, 10-year-old daughter Chandni and 08-year-old son Aryan were lying on the same bed.
Cut marks on woman’s body
Cut marks were found at several places on the woman’s body. Seeing on the spot, it seemed that there was a struggle. The room smelled of kerosene. The bodies have been taken out of the room and sent for postmortem.
this is the charge
The brother-in-law of the deceased Indra Bahadur told the police in Tahrir that his brother-in-law was addicted to gambling. There was often a dispute with the sister about this matter. There was a dispute about this thing on Sunday morning. After which the brother-in-law attacked and killed the sister and two children with a knife. After this he burnt himself to death.
what does the police say
SSP Dr. Gaurav Grover told that all aspects related to the incident are under investigation. A case has been registered on the Tahrir of the deceased Sushila’s brother. The body has been sent for postmortem.
