LUCKNOW: Satya Om, alias Chhotu, 17, hanged himself from the ceiling of his room after his father didn’t permit him to experience his bike to participate within the Kanwar Yatra alongside along with his pals.
On Sunday night, a gaggle of his pals in Padri village of Tadiyawan areas in Hardoi determined to depart for Rajghat, the start line of Kanwar Yatra within the district, on bikes.
Satya’s father, Pravesh Kumar, nevertheless, didn’t conform to the concept, citing safety considerations. This left Satya so agitated that he dedicated suicide later within the night.
SHO, Tadiyawan, Ashok Kumar Singh, mentioned that the physique of the boy has been despatched for a autopsy examination. “Prima facie, no accidents have been discovered on the physique of the youth, however a report will clear the trigger,” he mentioned.
The SHO additionally added that they’ve taken statements from the locals and pals of the sufferer, who additionally mentioned that the youth wished to take his bike for a experience, however his father was not prepared.
“The sufferer had just lately returned from Delhi, the place he was working in a manufacturing facility,” mentioned the SHO.
The SHO added that the sufferer’s father was the primary one to identify the boy. “He had gone to get up the boy, and when he didn’t open the door, it was damaged open to seek out the boy hanging,” mentioned the SHO.
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