Jaipur, October 2 (IANS) The father of a 20 -year -old NEET Aspirant from Delhi, who was found hanging in the guest (PG) room paid in Kota, has accused him of foul play in his son’s death.
The deceased, known as Lucky Chaudhary, was searched on Wednesday in his room in Vigyan Nagar area. His sudden death destroyed his family, his father insisted that there was no lucky person who would die of suicide.
On Thursday, Lucky’s father, Dilip Chaudhary, broke down talking to reporters after collecting his son’s body.
“I sent him to Kota two years ago to prepare for NEET. First, he stayed in a hostel, then moved to a PG. He was my only son … and he always said,” Papa, I am not weakened enough to commit suicide, “he said.
According to the family, Lucky was recently facing financial pressure. A week before his death, he told his sister that he had borrowed Rs 40,000 from a friend. He had transferred Rs 10,000 to his account and promised to repay the remaining amount soon. While further doubt, Lucky’s mobile phone, wallet and bag were missing from the room.
The police confirmed that a youth of Bihar, Rahul, who lived in the imminent PG room, has been missing since the incident. He was not participating in coaching classes and was absent from PG after the tragedy.
Neighbors informed Dileep that Lucky and Rahul had made a warm change two to three days before the incident.
“Rahul consumed alcohol and studied a girlfriend here. He often quarreled with my son. He must be harassing him,” Dileep said.
In -charge Mukesh Meena at Vigyan Nagar Police Station said that Lucky had not enrolled in a coaching institute this year, but was studying on his own.
“The family says he was not a child who would take such a step. A case has been registered and we are investigating from every angle,” he said.
Police recovered NEET notes, cigarettes and liquor bottles from the room. After the post -mortem at MBS Hospital, the body was handed over to the family.
The investigation was going on till the time of filing this report.
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