2 die after 4 of family 'take poison' in Haryana's Narnaul

They were lying unconscious in a car in Ateli area

Tribune News Service

Mahendragarh, Updated At : 12:36 PM Dec 23, 2024 IST

Four members of a family, including two teenage boys, allegedly took poison in Narnaul here on Sunday evening.

Two of them died and the two others have been struggling for life in a hospital. The exact reason behind the step is yet to be ascertained. No case has been registered till the filing of this report. Police have started an investigation.

The deceased have been identified as Rupinder Kaur and her younger son Sonu of Mohalla Guru Nanakpura while the condition of her husband Ashish and their elder son Gagan is critical.

On getting the information that the four were lying unconscious in a car in Ateli area, the police took them to the civil hospital where Rupinder and Sonu died.

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