A tragic incident has come to light from Nagarrarkarnool district of Telangana. Gutha Venkateshwarlu (38), who was a resident of Prakasham district of Andhra Pradesh, committed suicide with his three innocent children after a marriage dispute in Tari Papur village of Weldhanda Mandal in Nagarurkarnool district. He took his children eight -year -old Makshit, six -year -old daughter Raghuvarsini and four -year -old son Shivdharma on the bike and then failed to return, after which his wife Deepika informed the police.
Bodies of two children found in the farm with father, third still missing
The police started taking action on the information of the woman and with the help of CCTV footage, the knot started searching for Venkateshwarlu and the three children. Venkateshvarlu was found to be dead in a place near the village of Treaspur, and in a place between the fields and in a dead state. The bodies of two children Raghuvarshi and Shivdharma were also found, which were in a dormant condition. The third girl, Mukshit, is still not known.
District police chief assured the woman to get justice
This tragic incident is being investigated under the supervision of Weldhanda Police and Deputy Inspector (Deputy SP). In this case, the district police chief IPS Vaibhav Gaikwad underlined the seriousness of the incident, saying that all possible efforts are being made and all resources are being installed to search the girl Mukshit. He assured the family that justice would be ensured.
This tragic episode is a painful proof of the social crisis, which arises about personal roles among families. Police, administration and local community will have to fulfill the responsibility of solving the knots of this incident. This incident highlights the depth of human and legal crisis on family, children and broad social structure. It is expected that Makshit will soon be found safe with police investigation, administrative cooperation and local assistance and the judicial system will provide support to the victims of the victims.
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