Uttar Pradesh / Sarojninagar : Under suspicious circumstances, the body of a thirty-year-old youth was found lying in a drain at Chak’s Gaushala along with a motor cycle
The body of a thirty-year-old youth was found lying in a drain in the Gaushala of Chak village under suspicious circumstances in police station Banthra area. On Tuesday morning, the local people who went for a hundred f were seen lying in the drain with a motor cycle. The area was stirred up due to the dead body and the local people hurriedly informed the incident to the Banthra police. After getting information about the incident, Banthra police, who reached the spot, identified the body of the youth lying in the drain and sent it for post-mortem. Ram Chandra, a resident of Barkata after Thana Kakori, is a laborer by profession. Ram Chandra had left home at around one o’clock on Monday to go to his sister’s house in Jarari of Unnao district. Later went to his aunt’s house in Gondoli. From there. He had left for home at around nine o’clock in the evening. Ram Chandra was addicted to alcohol. According to sources, Ram Chandra was going home on a bike after drinking alcohol on the way. During this time, he got uncontrolled from the bike and the motor in Chak’s Gaushala was built in the drain. Fell along with the cycle. Death by drowning in which was filled with water. Due to nightfall, no one saw Ram Chandra lying in the drain. On Tuesday morning, Chak’s villagers went for a hundred chak. Then they saw a person. He is lying with the bike in the drain. People also saw a liquor bottle, fifty rupees note lying near his dead body. On seeing the people there was a stir. The local people informed the police about the incident. Police reached the drain on information. The dead body of the young man lying in the house was removed and identified and Dhav was taken in his possession and sent for post-mortem. One son of the deceased Ram Chandra is two years old and the other son is eight days old. There are injury marks in many places in the body of Ram Chandra. .
