No address of Professor from Kanpur, last place at Atal Ghat. Kanpur News – Times of India

KANPUR: Police have got some clues about the forensic science professor who is at large after allegedly killing his wife, son and daughter at his flat in Divinity Apartments in Indira Nagar, Kalyanpur on Friday. . Police said on Saturday that the last location of the mobile phone of accused Dr Sushil Kumar was found from Atal Ghat.
DCP West BBGTS Murthy said on Saturday, “Fears are being conducted with the help of water police keeping in view the possibility of his jumping into the Ganges.” As evidence for on-the-spot analysis. A case of murder has been registered on the complaint of the doctor’s brother.”
Kumar, a professor of forensic science at a medical college in the city, allegedly killed his wife and children to “free them in a jiffy and remove all their troubles”.
Sushil left behind a 10-page note that mentioned that he was suffering from an incurable disease and also that Omicron and “Covid-19 will not spare anyone”.
Sushil had told his brother Dr Sunil Kumar a few days ago that he was in depression and wanted to kill his wife.
Sushil had messaged his brother at 5.32 pm and asked him to go home. On reading the message, his brother Dr Sunil reached his house and found dead bodies lying in the room.
In the message, Sushil had written, ‘Inform the police, I am in depression and I have killed Chandraprabha, Shikhar and Khushi.
Police investigation has revealed that Sushil remained at home till 1.10 pm and the location of his mobile was found in Mandhana at 6.30 pm, after which the phone was switched off.
Kalyanpur police station in-charge Ashok Kumar Dubey said, ‘Dr Sunil’s statement and letters show that accused Sushil was in depression. But, the investigation is pointing towards some conspiracy. Questions are also being raised on Sushil’s intention. He himself was an expert in forensics, so it is believed that the murder was done in a well-planned manner. Had he been really ill, he probably would have called the police himself after the murder.
Officials said it appeared that the entire family was first seduced and then murdered.
Police believe that Sushil hit his wife on the head several times with a hammer, indicating his extreme hatred towards her. Police officers are probing whether Sushil used to suspect his wife and that is why he committed the heinous crime.
Meanwhile, the staff of Rama Medical College, where Sushil worked, said that his behavior was normal.
DN Tripathi, principal of Rama Medical College, told that he had met Sushil two days ago. During the conversation, it did not seem that he was under any tension.
The principal further added, “His demeanor and interaction with everyone has been simple. He never had any tussle with anyone in the staff.”
According to family sources, Sushil was a student of Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College, from where he did his MBBS 15 years ago.