Wife of Delhi Police constable found hanging in her house, cross cases registered

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Updated At : 07:42 PM Apr 03, 2021 IST

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New Delhi, April 3

The body of a Delhi police constable’s wife was found hanging in her house in southwest Delhi’s Ghitorni village, following which two cross cases were registered, officials said on Saturday.

The constable’s wife was found hanging at her house on Thursday, they said.

The couple’s sons, three-year-old Samarth and Shresth, who is just three-months-old, were found unconscious in the bathroom and were rushed to a hospital in Vasant Kunj where they are undergoing treatment.

“On the complaint of the deceased’s family, a case of dowry death was registered against constable Sushil. Also, on the complaint of Sushil, a case of attempt to murdering of his children has been registered,” a senior police officer said. — PTI

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