In the Jabalpur area of Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday morning, a railway trackman committed suicide by jumping in front of a moving train along with his wife and two daughters. At 11 a.m., the police discovered the disfigured bodies and sent every body for a postmortem.
"A 35-year-old trackman, his 32-year-old wife, and their 3- and 6-year-old daughters, leaped in front of a train." As of right moment, no suicide note has been discovered. Sonali Dubey, an additional superintendent of police, stated that an inquiry is ongoing.
In the village where he was raised, the deceased once resided with his mother. According to the authorities, the family was well-off financially and owned a home and a vehicle.
On Wednesday, a government teacher and his spouse committed suicide in Sagar by hanging themselves from a ceiling fan. The pair claimed in a suicide note that they were forced to take their own lives by a moneylender who was requiring them to pay back a debt with 10% interest. But he withheld the loan amount from the moneylender, according to Sagar superintendent of police Abhishek Tiwari.
The 54-year-old teacher's and his 48-year-old wife's remains were discovered hanging in a Sironja home. A year prior, they had sold the house, but they had retained one room for themselves. The money lender is being sought after by the authorities as they look into the situation.
