Relatives say the couple had cordial relations, while police investigation revealed that they used to fight over petty issues
A family of four, including a three-year-old boy and a six-year-old girl, were found dead inside their house in outer Delhi’s Sirsapur village on Tuesday morning.
Nem Pal, the brother of the deceased, who lived in Jahangirpuri in his modest house on a narrow lane in the village, told the incident a mystery. Mr. Singh said, “I used to visit him often, but had no idea that anything like this could happen. Something must have gone wrong that night behind the four walls of his house, which we are not aware of. ” Hindu,
According to family members, the 30-year-old man and the 25-year-old woman got married six years ago and is living with the youth’s elder brother and his family in a two-room house in the village. The deceased was the youngest of four brothers in the family. Relatives said the man worked in a nearby factory, while the woman was a housewife and only her six-year-old daughter attended school.
personal dispute
Relatives told that the woman had left the house a few months ago and went to her maternal home due to some personal dispute. But things soon returned to normal.
Mr. Singh said, “They were living like a happy family again. I don’t know what happened at midnight and I am still shocked.” He said that it is a mystery how things turned tragic even after the couple reconciled. And they were ready to live together.
The dead bodies were first seen by Saurav, the nephew of that person. “No one came out of the room on Tuesday morning. I found that the room was locked from inside after which I peeped through the windows and saw the dead bodies,” he said.
Police officials said the man suspected his wife of having an extramarital affair and a legal dispute was going on over the custody of the children.
Brijendra Kumar Yadav, Deputy Commissioner of Police (External-North) said, “After investigation, we found that the couple used to quarrel over petty issues and their relationship turned sour. He said the bodies have been sent to Babu Jagjivan Ram Hospital in Jahangirpuri and the post-mortem report is awaited.
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