3 Of Family Die By Suicide After Being Harassed Over Rs 60 Lakh Bank Loan In Rajasthan

The police said the son informed the police that his father gave the family members some medicine at 10 pm on Monday.

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The man sold his house, car and other belongings to repay the loan. (Representational)

Jaipur:

Harassed by the bank officials and other people owing a debt of Rs 60 lakh, three members of a family, including a girl aged seven committed suicide in Bikaner on Tuesday.

Inspector General Om Prakash Paswan said that three of a family including Rahul Maru, his wife Ruchi and their daughter (7), who lived in Jai Narayan Vyas Colony, were found dead in the room on Tuesday.

"The condition of Rahul's son (14) is critical and was admitted to PBM Hospital. The bodies of all three have been kept in the mortuary. The reason quoted for suicide in the note is debt and harassment of banks and other people," said IG Paswan.

He said that the son informed the police that his father gave the family members some medicine at 10 pm on Monday.

"Papa gave medicine to everyone at 10 pm on Monday night. I also took this medicine but I vomited while studying at night. Then I fell asleep. When I woke up at 10 am, my mother, father and sister were lying on the bed. Blood was coming out of their mouths," said the boy.

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He said that he called his aunt and uncle. "Aunt came first then came my uncle. Landlord Abhishek also lives nearby. Neighbours also came and then we informed the police," he added.

Rahul used to run a wholesale medical shop while his wife Ruchi had a brain haemorrhage. He had taken a loan of about Rs 60 lakh due to his wife's illness. He had also sold his house, car and other belongings to repay the loan but still could not pay it fully.

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Reportedly, creditors were harassing him. After selling his house, Rahul was living in a rented house in Jai Narayan Vyas Colony.

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

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