Woman, son, nephew found dead on Bharatpur-Mathura bypass; suicide suspected
Police said that pouches of poison were recovered from near the 35-year-old woman, her 12-year-old son and 26-year-old nephew
Bharatpur: A 35-year-old woman, along with her 12-year-old son and 26-year-old nephew, was found dead on the Bharatpur-Mathura bypass at the Kanjoli Line intersection in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur on Saturday, with preliminary investigations suggesting death by suicide, police said.
Police said that pouches of poison were recovered from near the three bodies. “Locals informed the police that three dead bodies were lying on the roadside, including a woman, a man, and a child,” superintendent of police(SP) of Bharatpur Digant Anand said.
The woman and her son had allegedly been missing for four days. Her brother filed a missing complaint on Friday.
The woman, a resident of Bhatavali village in Deeg district, was married to a resident of Kheda Jamalpur village in Karauli district. The couple has three daughters and a son. The husband lives in Karnataka for work. The nephew, a resident of Mahu Ibrahimpur village in Karauli district.
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“Prima facie, the police suspect that it could be a case of a love affair, as the woman eloped with her nephew along with her minor son. After that, she committed suicide by consuming poison,” an officer said.
{{/usCountry}}“Prima facie, the police suspect that it could be a case of a love affair, as the woman eloped with her nephew along with her minor son. After that, she committed suicide by consuming poison,” an officer said.
{{/usCountry}}Meanwhile, the woman’s brother has accused the police of delaying the search operation. “We approached Sewar police station in-charge Dharam Singh on Friday night to search for them after receiving their mobile location from the Karauli police. But he refused us to search for them at midnight and suggested we come back on Saturday evening. They could have been alive if the Sewar police had tried to search on Friday midnight,” he alleged.
{{/usCountry}}Meanwhile, the woman’s brother has accused the police of delaying the search operation. “We approached Sewar police station in-charge Dharam Singh on Friday night to search for them after receiving their mobile location from the Karauli police. But he refused us to search for them at midnight and suggested we come back on Saturday evening. They could have been alive if the Sewar police had tried to search on Friday midnight,” he alleged.
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{{/usCountry}}Hindaun Sadar police station in-charge Devendra Sharma said, “A man registered a missing complaint for his sister on Friday, while she went missing four days ago.”
The bodies were handed over to the family after postmortem. “Police is investigating to find out the cause behind the suicide,” SP Anand said.
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