Banda, 15 June (HS): Family feud

took a painful turn in Satar village under Baberu Kotwali area of ​​the

district. Hurt by the quarrel between husband and wife, five daughters left the

house on Saturday. When their mother Gudiya Devi came to know about this, she

went to the fields and committed suicide by consuming sulphas. After this

incident, the police, with the help of Maharashtra Police, five

daughters—Komal, Kajal, Pooja, Viksha and Chhoti—were recovered from Bhusaval

railway station in Maharashtra. On Saturday, when the woman's body was found in

the fields, the villagers informed the family. The family and husband Ramraj

Maurya, who reached the spot, informed the police, after which the police along

with the forensic team reached the spot and after investigation, sent the body

for post-mortem.

As soon as the news of the girls

going missing was received, the police acted swiftly and formed three teams to

start the search. CCTV footage was scanned; the railway station, rivers, fields

and drains were searched. After continuous efforts, on Sunday, 15 June, all

five girls were found safe at Bhusaval railway station in Maharashtra. They

were recovered with the help of Maharashtra police. The Baberu Kotwali police

team has left to bring the girls back.

According to the information, the

deceased's husband Ramraj Maurya had returned home from Surat after working as

a labourer two days ago, on 13 June. From that day onwards, a dispute started

between the husband and wife, which turned into this tragic incident. Police

Circle Officer Saurabh Singh said that the police took immediate action as soon

as the information about the incident was received. After the woman's suicide,

every possible effort was made to search for the girls, and finally success was

also achieved. At present, the police is investigating the matter.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi