UP: Father hanged himself after slitting throats of 4 children in Shahjahanpur

UP: A heart-wrenching incident has come to light from Shahjahanpur in Uttar Pradesh. The father committed suicide after killing four children. This incident happened due to family discord. Heavy police force including forensic team has reached the spot. The age of the children who died includes a girl of 10 and 8 years, a boy of 7 and 5 years. According to the information, the father killed all his four innocent children by slitting their throats. There is an atmosphere of panic in the entire area after the incident. At present, the police have taken the bodies in custody and started action. After this, he committed suicide by hanging himself. There is an atmosphere of panic in the entire area after the incident. At present, the police have taken the bodies in custody and started action.

What is the whole matter?

Actually, the incident is from Manpur Chachari village of Thana Roza area. It is being told that Rajiv, a resident of this village, was in his house and he also had four children (three daughters and a son). Also Read: Bangladesh was looking with hope, PM Modi fulfilled his 'dream' Late at night, Rajiv brutally murdered his 13-year-old daughter Smriti, 9-year-old daughter Kirti, 7-year-old daughter Pragati and 5-year-old son Rishabh by slitting their throats.

Incident is from Manpur Chachari village

After committing the murder, Rajiv himself committed suicide by hanging himself. It is being told that his wife had gone to her maternal home and his Baba was sleeping outside the house. In the morning, when Baba tried to open the door, he found it locked from inside, after which somehow Baba reached inside the house and the scene he saw their shook his soul.

Summary

The blood-soaked bodies of his four grandsons and granddaughter were lying there. After getting the information, the police reached the spot and took the bodies into custody. At present, the police have started action in the case. Also Read: Bank & tax rule will change from 1 April 2025; know what effect on your pocket