Bihar: Four died under suspicious circumstances in Gopalganj, many serious, administration gave instructions for investigation.

Avadhesh Rajan

Four people have died under suspicious circumstances in Gopalganj, Bihar. This incident took place in different villages of Baikunthpur police station area. The age of the deceased ranges from 25 to 65 years. There is chaos among the family members after the death. On the other hand, the district administration has cited illness, food poisoning and heart attack as the causes of death of four people. Post mortem of one body has been done in Gorakhpur Medical College, while post mortem of two bodies has been done in Patna. While two people are ill. Who are undergoing treatment.

The deceased were identified as late resident of Sirsa village of Baikunthpur police station area. Sikandar Sah, 50 year old son of Haricharan Sah, Suresh Ram, 55 year old son of Bhagan Ram, resident of Baharampur village, Tinku Ram, 30 year old son of Surendra Ram, resident of the same village, Rohit Sharma, 25 year old son of Ramanand Sharma, resident of Bamo village and late resident of Baikunthpur village. . Jodha has been cast as 65-year-old Jhagru Ram, son of Ram. In these, the post mortem of Suresh Ram has been done in the government hospital of Gorakhpur.

DM Dr Naval Kishore Chaudhary said that four people have died, all of them were suffering from some disease or the other. They died during treatment in different hospitals. In these, the death of Sikandar Sah of Sirsa is said to be a previous asthma patient. Medicine was given for heartburn. He died at home on 19 November. At the same time, the deceased Suresh Ram, resident of Baharampur, is said to have died due to food poisoning. After his death on November 19, post-mortem was also conducted in Gorakhpur hospital.

At the same time, Sadar SDM Dr. Pradeep Kumar, who came to investigate, said that it has been told about the deceased Tinku Ram of Baharampur that he lived in Nashik. His health worsened in Nashik, after which he was brought home. Three days ago, he was taken to Patna for treatment, where he died on 20 November. It has been said about Rohit Sharma, a resident of Bamo village, that he was complaining of flatulence. After treatment in the local hospital, he was taken to Patna, but he died on the way on 18 November. Meanwhile, the fifth deceased, Jhagru Ram, a resident of Baikunthpur, died of a heart attack on November 18 during treatment at Sadar Hospital.