Body of female judge found hanging: Jyotsna Rai lived in a government house in Badaun, suicide note found on the spot

A major incident has happened in Badaun, Uttar Pradesh. The body of woman judge Jyotsna Rai was found hanging in the government residence on Saturday morning. As soon as information about this was received, there was panic in the police administration. All the officers including DM-SSP reached the spot. Investigation is being conducted at the incident site. It is being told that a suicide note has also been found on the spot. No disclosure has been made about what is written in the suicide note.

According to the information, Civil Judge Junior Division Court Judge Jyotsna Rai did not reach her court on Saturday morning. Fellow judges called his number, but it was not received. According to the employees, the door of the judge's residence was locked from inside. When the door did not open even after calling, the police were informed.

The dead body was hanging from the fan

The police reached the spot and pushed open the door of his residence. Then the police entered the house. His body was hanging from a fan inside a room. On receiving information about the incident, all the officers including DM Manoj Kumar and SSP Alok Priyadarshi reached there. A forensic team was called to the spot. SSP Alok Priyadarshi said that during the investigation on the spot, some records have been found, which may be related to the incident. All the facts are being thoroughly investigated.

Jyotsna Rai was a resident of Mau

It is being told that Jyotsna Rai was originally a resident of Mau district. She was the Munsif Magistrate of the Civil Judge Junior Division in Badaun. His second posting was in Badaun. Before this, she had also been posted in Ayodhya. She became a civil judge in the year 2019. His age is stated to be 29 years. Everyone is shocked after the dead body of a woman judge was found in the government residence.

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