Gurgaon: Cannot paid “Mounting Debts”, the three Gurgaon-based family members have committed suicide for the past 10 days.
Police said all three poisons were consumed and left a separate suicide note, 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, a week later his wife Veena (46) and their daughter Yashika (24) allegedly consumed poison in their rented flats in the sector 67 housing.
, The family moved to the public in January this year and had 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 the same thing.
His wife, who used to work with a private company but lost his job during a covid pandemic, said in his suicide note that he did not want to live posting his husband’s death and urged the ministers and Harwana to release bank loans on the flat noida and their cars big.
Yashika, a law graduate, in a suicide note aimed at the Gurgaon Police Commissioner, registered furniture and other items from the family, including the flat and car, and urged him to give up the same thing to his aunt who had helped the family in the crisis.
The duo of the mother-child also urged the government to cremate them to the expense of the country.
According to the police, both the day and his wife lost their work during Covid last year.
And for the past year, the family has spent all their savings and struggles to pay off their utility bills and banks emis.
“The financial crisis is the main reason behind the change of tragic events,” said a spokesman for the Gurgaon Police Subhash Benek.
The police said there was no pine submitted because they had not received official complaints “because no one aroused doubts about suicide”.
The body has been submitted to family members near them after post-mortem.
“After a day of death, some people tried to financially help families, but at that time the duo of the mother-daughter had experienced depression.
They cannot overcome financial problems,” said a police officer.