Man kills wife, 2-year-old son, before jumping in front of train
Jaskaran Singh | TNN | Mar 13, 2019, 13:49 IST
Relatives said they had never heard of any dispute between Anil Kumar and his Asha RaniYAMUNANAGAR: A 32-year-old man allegedly killed his wife and son at their house in Yamunanagar on Monday night and later ended his own life by jumping in front of a train near Kesri village station in Ambala on Tuesday.
Police officials said the deceased have been identified as Anil Kumar, his wife Asha Rani (29) and son Sarthak (2). The couple, who belonged to Haldari village in Ambala district, had been working as nursing staff at Gaba Hospital in Yamunanagar for nearly seven years.
Police registered a case on the complaint Asha’s brother Subhash Chand, who lives at Bansewala village in Yamunanagar. He said Asha and Anil had two children — a six-year-old daughter and two-year-old son. “On March 10, my sister and her children had come to meet us and seemed happy. We had never heard of any dispute between the couple. Since Monday afternoon, they could not be reached over the phone due to connectivity problem. On Tuesday morning, I came to know that my brother-in-law had strangulated my sister and son at their official accommodation in Gaba Hospital. Both, the mother and son had strangulation marks on the neck. Anil also ended his life later, after jumping in front of a train near Kesri station,” he told cops.
Yamunanagar City SHO inspector Rattan Lal said, “Our teams visited the spot after getting information about the bodies. There were strangulating marks on their necks. In the morning, we received information that the body of the woman’s was found near the railway track at Kesri village in Ambala. It appears that the man killed his wife and child and then he went to his village (Haldari) in Ambala, where he killed himself by jumping in front of a train. We have registered a case. The bodies of the deceased were handed over to their family for last rites after conducting the postmortem examination.”
Police have booked deceased Anil for murder.
The couple’s six-year-old daughter lives with her grandmother at Haldari.
Police officials said the deceased have been identified as Anil Kumar, his wife Asha Rani (29) and son Sarthak (2). The couple, who belonged to Haldari village in Ambala district, had been working as nursing staff at Gaba Hospital in Yamunanagar for nearly seven years.
Police registered a case on the complaint Asha’s brother Subhash Chand, who lives at Bansewala village in Yamunanagar. He said Asha and Anil had two children — a six-year-old daughter and two-year-old son. “On March 10, my sister and her children had come to meet us and seemed happy. We had never heard of any dispute between the couple. Since Monday afternoon, they could not be reached over the phone due to connectivity problem. On Tuesday morning, I came to know that my brother-in-law had strangulated my sister and son at their official accommodation in Gaba Hospital. Both, the mother and son had strangulation marks on the neck. Anil also ended his life later, after jumping in front of a train near Kesri station,” he told cops.
Yamunanagar City SHO inspector Rattan Lal said, “Our teams visited the spot after getting information about the bodies. There were strangulating marks on their necks. In the morning, we received information that the body of the woman’s was found near the railway track at Kesri village in Ambala. It appears that the man killed his wife and child and then he went to his village (Haldari) in Ambala, where he killed himself by jumping in front of a train. We have registered a case. The bodies of the deceased were handed over to their family for last rites after conducting the postmortem examination.”
Police have booked deceased Anil for murder.
The couple’s six-year-old daughter lives with her grandmother at Haldari.
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