The sensational incident in Bihar: All members of the debt-ridden family ate poison near the tomb; the death of five

Five people from a family of a locality died after consuming poison at New Area Garh located in Nawada district headquarters of Bihar. One remains in critical condition. The root cause of the incident is being told that this family was in debt. There was a lot of pressure to pay back the loan. Due to this, there was a lot of tension in the family. Frustrated by this, six members of the family consumed poison after going to the Adarsh ​​society, in which five died. Those who consumed the poison included householder Kedar Lal Gupta, his wife, 20-year-old Gudiya Kumari, 19-year-old Shabnam Kumari, 18-year-old Sakshi Kumari, and 17-year-old son Prince Kumar. Of them only Sakshi is alive.

Everyone lived in a rented house in Nawada

It is said that the family is originally from Rajauli. Kedarnath lived in a rented house in Gupta's house in Nawada. Staying here, he used to do business selling fruits. He had taken a loan from someone. The family was very upset due to the constant pressure to repay the same loan. When there was no way to repay the debt, then all the family members consumed poison. It is also told that all the members of the family ate poison by going to the tomb near Adarsh ​​Society, away from the rented house. Two died on the spot soon after consuming the poison. Whereas, three died during treatment in the hospital. At present, all the bodies have been brought to Sadar Hospital for post-mortem.

One was referred to Patna

The deceased included the homeowner, his wife, two daughters, and a son. Kedar Lal Gupta, along with his wife and four children, went to a tomb and ate poison. Victim Kedar Lal Gupta lived with his family on rent near the locality of New Area Garh for the last several years. His native village is said to be Amba of the Rajauli police station area. Living in a rented house in Nawada, he used to make a living by running a fruit shop in the city.

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