Mother and son die by suicide in Muzaffarnagar after dispute over money for alcohol
A tragic incident occurred in the Shantinagar area of Muzaffarnagar, where a mother and her son ended their lives by consuming poison. According to an Amar Ujala report, the son, Jitendra, was demanding money from his aunt to buy alcohol, which his mother, Sushila, opposed. Following an argument, the son consumed poison, and witnessing this, the mother also took the same extreme step. Both died during treatment at the hospital.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVA family dispute took a horrific turn in the Shantinagar neighborhood of Muzaffarnagar, leaving the entire area in shock. According to an Amar Ujala report, a young man named Jitendra was demanding money from his aunt to purchase alcohol. This demand triggered an argument within the household.
When his mother, Sushila, stopped Jitendra and scolded him for demanding money for alcohol, he became agitated. As per the Amar Ujala report, Jitendra consumed poison during the dispute. Seeing her son suffering before her eyes, his mother, Sushila, fell into deep distress and also consumed poison.
Upon learning about the incident, neighbors rushed to the scene and immediately took both of them to the hospital. However, despite the best efforts of the doctors, the mother and son could not be saved. Both passed away while undergoing treatment.
Following the report of the incident, the police have initiated an investigation. According to the Amar Ujala report, the police have taken the bodies into custody for post-mortem examinations and are conducting a thorough probe into the circumstances surrounding the event.
Local residents expressed that everyone is stunned by such an occurrence within the family. The addiction to alcohol and the resulting dispute have completely devastated a family.
Police are now recording statements from relatives and neighbors to uncover the full truth behind the incident. This tragic event has once again raised serious questions about the ill effects of substance abuse in society.
Authorities have appealed to the public to resolve family disputes through dialogue and to avoid taking extreme steps under any circumstances.