Prayagraj: The mysterious death of two brothers and sisters, whose body was found lying on the Sungai Bantan bridge Monday night, triggered tensions in the Trans-Yamuna region of the Prayagraj district on Tuesday with local residents who demanded government compensation for the deceased.
While the police claimed that the three men were hit by a heavy vehicle that was not known quickly at the Bean River Bridge in Gajodharpur Village under the boundaries of the Kora Police Station on Monday night due to severe fog, the family member who died denied local police claims and demanded investigations high level into the incident.
Their family members confirmed that the three people left their homes on Monday night to raise money for their plants, killed and their bodies were thrown at the Bean River Bridge.
Irate locals did not allow the police to take the body for post-mortem.
However, when the senior police officer convinced them that only post-mortem would reveal the exact cause of death and convince members of their family’s actions, they allowed the body to be taken.
SP (Trans Yamuna) Saurabh Dixit said, “The body has been sent post-Mortem to find the right cause of death.
The doctor’s panel has been set to carry out an autopsy.
Family members of the people who died together with the local blocked vehicle movement at the Bean River Bridge For several hours.
They seek economic assistance to KIN from the deceased and the team with the police and district authorities are watching their requests.
“SP was added” when the local police reached the site together with several locals, they found a solid layer of fog enveloping the area.
The fog might result in an accident on the road that claimed three lives.
However, a group of local residents along with family members of the people who died had blocked Jalan Bayan River Bridge suspected the rotten game.
“The incident, as in the police, occurred when three people, included Two Brothers – Vikas Kesarwani (25) and Akash K Earwani (22) – Together with others, Kalwa Kalwa (20), all the residents of Gajadharpur Village, will go Dramandganj to raise money for plants he can sell.
Their family members told the police that they all went to Dramandganj with a bicycle to collect around Rs 3 Lakh to sell plants.
When they did not return to late at night, family members who were worried began to look for them and found their bodies around 2am on Jalan River Bean Bridge.
Police said that the investigation was being carried out in the incident and CCTV recording assistance was also being examined.