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Triple Murder In Lucknow: The Man Killed His Wife And Two Children And Kept Sleeping With Their Dead Bodies.
According to the police, the accused Ramlagan suspected his wife that she was having an illicit relationship with a young man.
Reported & Written By Kumud Sharma, Diary Times, Lucknow, April 02: A sensational case of murder of three people of the same family has come to light in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. The surprising thing is that the husband of the deceased woman is the accused in the murder case. The man strangled his wife and two children to death. After this he locked the room and went to work. Then he came home at night and slept with the three dead bodies for two days. There is an atmosphere of sensation in the area after the incident.
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In fact, three dead bodies were recovered from a house in Lucknow on the evening of Sunday 31 March. Giving information about the incident, the police said that the local people had informed the police about the foul smell coming from a closed house in Shravan Nagar of Bijnor police station area. During investigation in the house, bodies of a woman and two children were recovered.
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According to the police, the accused Ramlagan suspected his wife that she was having an illicit relationship with a young man. He killed the children so that they would not inform anyone else about this incident. The bodies have been sent for post-mortem. On the basis of mobile location, accused Ramlagan has been arrested from Sohramau.
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