After dispute with wife, young man shot himself with a licensed gun, die on the spot

(FMNews):--In Jalaun, late on Sunday night, a young man committed suicide by shooting himself with a licensed revolver after a dispute with his wife. This incident created a stir in the area. As soon as the information about the incident was received, the local police reached the spot, who after investigating the matter took the body of the deceased into custody and sent it for post-mortem.

The incident occurred in Mohalla Jawahar Nagar of Konch Kotwali. Awadhesh Paharia, originally a resident of village Anda, was living with his 40-year-old only son Akash Paharia and wife in Jawahar Nagar of Konch for years.

According to reports,late on Sunday night, Akash shot himself with a licensed revolver at around 2.30 am over a family dispute. Hearing the sound of the bullet, his father Awadhesh and mother Mamta woke up, who saw their son soaked in blood, they started shouting. Hearing the sound at night, the people of the neighborhood reached the spot, who saw Akash in a blood-soaked condition, immediately took him to the community health center for treatment, where the doctor declared him dead.

On receiving the information, the Area Officer of Konch Circle Dr. Devendra Pachauri, Inspector in-charge of Kotwali Arun Rai, Sagar Outpost in-charge Avnish Patel reached the spot with the police force, who after investigating the case sent the body for post-mortem.

It has been told that the deceased Akash was having a dispute with his wife. His wife was living in her maternal home for the last two months. After a dispute on the phone at night, Akash committed suicide by shooting himself with a licensed revolver.

In this case, Area Officer Dr. Devendra Pachauri has said that the matter is being investigated as to under what circumstances the youth committed suicide.

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