Couple dies at PGIMS; son, daughter critical

Hisar, April 6 The couple who had consumed poison outside the ADC office in Bhiwani town died at the PGIMS, Rohtak, today. Their two children, admitted to a private hospital in Hisar, are still in a critical condition. Dharamvir...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:42 PM Apr 07, 2024 IST

Hisar, April 6

The couple who had consumed poison outside the ADC office in Bhiwani town died at the PGIMS, Rohtak, today. Their two children, admitted to a private hospital in Hisar, are still in a critical condition.

Dharamvir (48) and his wife Sushila Devi (38), along with children Mohit (15) and Sakshi (17), consumed poison outside the ADC office. Dharamvir reportedly had a property dispute with his brothers and had filed a complaint with the police three days ago. A social panchayat had also tried to resolve the dispute on April 4, but Dharamvir left the panchayat midway. The police have registered a case under Section 174, CrPC.

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