In Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, a man shot himself after reaching his in-laws’ house. Police reached the spot after receiving information and took possession of the body and sent it for post-mortem. Police say that the body of the deceased has been sent for post-mortem. Investigation revealed that there was a dispute going on in the family. For this reason the person has committed suicide. Further action is being taken.
The matter is of Gomtinagar extension police station area. The name of the deceased is Satish Soni (30). He was originally a resident of Champaran, Bihar. At present, he was living in Lucknow with his wife and 3 year old daughter. According to the information, Satish was a transporter by profession, but was going through financial crisis for some time. Six years ago, Satish had purchased land in the name of his brother Mukesh in C-Block, Hanuman Mandir police station, Ghazipur and was building a flat on that land.
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Called a friend to take care of his daughter.
On Friday, he called his brother Mukesh, who lives in Bihar, and got the papers prepared to obtain power of attorney to sell the flat. On this, Mukesh asked Satish to sign after paying the price of the land. Satish became sad on this. When Satish’s wife came to know about this, she also taunted him and went to her parents’ home. On Sunday morning, Satish asked his friend Shailendra alias Vicky on WhatsApp to take care of his 3-year-old daughter Tisha and get insurance in her name.
Shot himself with a licensed pistol after reaching his in-laws’ house.
After this, Satish reached his in-laws’ house, where he put the licensed pistol in his mouth and shot himself. At the same time, when Vicky reached his friend Satish’s flat in Ansal to meet him, he found the door of the flat open. He went inside where he found a suicide note written by Satish in the name of his mother. In which he accused his brother Mukesh and also said that no one can understand him.
DCP said this in the matter
DCP East Zone Shashank Singh said that the body of the deceased has been sent for post-mortem. Investigation has revealed that there was a dispute in the family, due to which the person committed suicide. Further action is being taken in the matter.
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