Mystery shrouds the death of a head constable (promotee) working as a clerk in the court of Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) in Muzaffarnagar, whose body was found hanging from a tree near a cremation ground in Meerut on Thursdaymorning.
The cops recovered a suicide note in which the deceased claimed he was taking the extreme step due to a `missing file’ from his court for which he blamed the SDM. The police was now trying to ascertain the details of the file and how it could lead to the suicide. Only after these facts are cleared that the police intends to registe a case against the SDM. The body has been sent for post-mortem examination.
Reports said that HCP, Virendra Singh (59) of Muktesra hamlet of Simbhawali in Hapur, was posted as clerk in the SDM Sadar court in Muzaffarnagar. On Thursday morning, hi body was found hanging from a tree in cremation ground at Kazipura area of Meerut.
During search, they recovered a suicide note in which the victim mentioned that he was ending his life as the SDM had removed a file from the Court. The cops later enquired about the file from his family members but they were unaware of it. Even the staff could not reveal anything substantial. Further investigations are on in the matter.
Menahwile in Meerut, a man allegedly killed his wife and daughter before ending his life.
As per reports, Yogesh Verma (35) used to live with his wife Varsha Verma (30) and daughter Aniya Verma (11) at a rented house at B Block in Shastrinagar area of Nauchandi (Meerut). On Thursday morning, when the family members did not come out of their house, the landlord suspecting foul play called the neighbors.
later the local police was called and the door was broke open. The cops found the bodies of Varsha and Aniya lying in the bed room while Yogesh was found hanging from the ceiling. Based on circumstantial evidences, the police deduced that the mother and daughter were given poisonous food. After their death, the man committed suicide.
A suicide note was also recovered from Yogesh’s possession in which he claimed that he took the step on his own and none of his relative should be held responsible. A case was registered and the bodies were sent for post-mortem.