Three persons of a family, including two minors, died and four got seriously ill after consuming poisonous tea in Kampil area of Farukkabad, on Monday morning. A case has been registered in this regard by the police and the bodies were sent for post-mortem examination.
According to reports, 60-year-old Sheela Devi, residingin Siwara hamlet of Kampil in Farukkabad, prepared tea in which she also mixed some pesticides by mistake on Monday morning. After the tea was taken by the family members, Sheela’s husband Munnilal (65), her grandsons Vinay (6) and Ankit (10 and four others, including her sons, felt uneasiness and were rushed to a nearby hospital, where Munnilal,
Vinay and Ankit were pronounced dead upon arrival.
The condition ofother four other was stated to be stable, according to the doctors who attended on them. Meanwhile a reward of Rs one lakh has been announced for disclosing whereabouts of the robbers who looted Rs 30 lakh cash at gun-point from a nationalised bank's branch in Vrindavan area of Mathura last week. "A reward of Rs one lakh would be given to a person or group who would furnish details of robbers. The name and address of the informer will not be disclosed.
He may directly contactme," disclosed SSP Manjil Saini while announcing the cash reward. It may be mentioned that on last Friday afternoon, six unidentified persons had barged into the Chaumuha branch of Syndicate Bank and looted about Rs 30 lakh in cash. The bank cashier was injured as the robbers hit him on head with the butt of the gun. To dodge the cops, the robbers also damaged the CCTV cameras of the bank and removed the hard-disc and snatched the guard's gun before fleeing from the spot.
The cops were now trying to trace out the robbers by showing thephotographs of criminals which were earlier engaged in such loots, and are also taking the help of location of some mobile phones which the
suspect might have used to commit the crime.