Three members of a household, together with a two-and-a-half-year previous boy, had been discovered lifeless of their home in Kolkata’s Kasba space on Tuesday, police mentioned.
“Our bodies of three individuals specifically Somnath Roy (40), Sumitra Roy (35) and their toddler son Rudranil was discovered of their home …. in Kasba,” mentioned Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Rupesh Kumar.
Roy and his spouse had been discovered hanging, whereas the minor’s physique was discovered tied to his father, the officer mentioned. The police mentioned that the rationale for taking the acute step was scribbled on two partitions of the home and blamed 5 individuals.
An official mentioned that two instances have been registered primarily based on the complaints acquired by the deceased’s kin and two individuals have been arrested. In line with police sources, Somnath Roy was an auto-rickshaw driver and the household lived in a home within the Haltu Purba Palli space, the police mentioned.
On Tuesday, upon being knowledgeable by locals, a group from Kasba Police Station reached the spot and recovered the our bodies, which had been despatched for postmortem examinations.
“Preliminary investigation means that it’s a case of suicide, probably pushed by monetary misery. Nevertheless, we’re not ruling out different potentialities. We’re chatting with the deceased’s members of the family and neighbours. The investigation is underway,” the officer mentioned.
Whereas the precise motive of the demise or content material of wall-written suicide notes is but to be disclosed, the investigators suspect that monetary burden may need pushed Somnath Roy to take the acute step. The primary FIR was registered on the grievance of Sumitra Roy’s sister, Suparna Bhowmick (29), naming Pradip Kumar Ghosh and Nilima Ghoshal, each of whom have been arrested.
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A case has been registered below sections 108/3(5) (abetment of suicide), 316(2) (felony breach of belief), 318(4) (dishonest), and 61(2) (felony conspiracy) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
A second grievance was filed by Sumitra’s father, Biswanath Bhowmick (55), and one other FIR was registered below part 103 (1)/3(5) (homicide) of the BNS, however doesn’t identify anybody.
A relative of the household alleged that Roy was having a property dispute with one other member of the family and investigators are wanting into whether or not the property dispute might be linked to the deaths, an official mentioned.
The incident comes weeks after three members of a household in Kolkata’s Tangra space had been discovered lifeless of their residence on February 19.
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