Gurugram: Three family members based in Gurugram have died of suicide for the last 10 days.
The police said that the three had consumed poisons and left a separate note, said they had escaped the “mounting debt” and asked the authorities to release their loans and cremated them.
While the 51-year-old tax consultant was found dead in a city hotel on July 6, his wife Veena (46) and their daughter Yashika (24) allegedly consumed their poison in the sector 67 a week later.
The family has moved to the public in January this year and has little interaction with other residents, police said.
In a suicide note, the day talks about family financial problems for the past year and failure to overcome them.
His wife, who used to work with a private company but lost his job during Covid’s pandemic, said in his notes that he did not want to live after the death of his husband and urged Uttar Pradesh’s main ministers and Haryana to release the banks that were delayed on loans and their larger cars , Yashika, law graduates, wrote to the Gurugram Police Commissioner, registered furniture and other items from the family, including flat and cars, and urged him to hand over the same thing to his aunt who had helped families in times of crisis.
The duo of the mother-child also urged the government to cremate them with the expense of the country.
According to the police, both the day and his wife had lost their work during last year’s lock.
Over the past year, the family has spent all their savings and struggles to pay off their utility bills and Bank Emis.
“The financial crisis is the main reason behind the change of tragic events,” said Gurugram Police spokesman Subhash Benek.
The police said there was no pine submitted to this case because they had not received official complaints.
The body has been submitted to their close family members after autopsy.
“After a day of death, some people have tried to help families.
But at that time, the duo of the mother had experienced depression.
They cannot overcome financial problems,” said a police officer.