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Rajasthan Family’s Three Deaths Prompt Investigation Into Debt Angle
Three members of a family in Ajmer, Rajasthan, died after allegedly consuming a poisonous substance.
Police identified them as Ashok Sharma, his wife Indra, and their daughter Diksha.
Police said the substance was Celphos tablets mixed with water.
The family was taken to a hospital, but doctors could not save them.
Ashok’s son Gaurav was reportedly in the room when it happened.
Neighbours said the family may have been facing heavy debt.
Police are questioning relatives and other people and examining what happened.
The final reason for the deaths has not yet been established.
Ashok Sharma, his wife Indra and their daughter Diksha allegedly died after consuming Celphos tablets mixed with water.
The incident occurred in the Gadhi Malyan area of Ajmer district on Saturday.
The three were taken to Jawaharlal Nehru Hospital, where doctors declared them dead.
Police said Ashok was a furniture businessman and that the immediate reason for the deaths was unclear.
Neighbours cited significant family debt, while police said the circumstances would be clearer after investigation and post-mortem examinations.
- Who
- Ashok Sharma, his wife Indra Sharma and their daughter Diksha Sharma, according to police.
- What
- The three allegedly died after consuming Celphos tablets mixed with water.
- Where
- Gadhi Malyan area in Ajmer district, Rajasthan.
- When
- The incident occurred on Saturday; police statements were reported on Sunday, September 20.
- Why
- The immediate reason remains unclear; neighbours cited significant debt, and police are investigating.
Key facts
- Deceased
- Ashok Sharma, 59; Indra Sharma, 52; Diksha Sharma, 20
- Location
- Gadhi Malyan area, Ajmer district, Rajasthan
- Substance
- Celphos tablets mixed with water
- Hospital
- Jawaharlal Nehru Hospital
- Reported debt angle
- Neighbours claimed the family was facing significant debt
- Investigation
- Police are questioning family members and locals and examining the circumstances
- Post-mortem
- The bodies were kept in the hospital mortuary for examination
Sources
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