Lucknow: There have been fresh revelations about Shailendra Kumar, the junior engineer (JE) of the tubewell department, who had committed suicide with his wife and daughter in UP's capital Lucknow. According to the police, in the greed for more money and property, JE Shailendra Kumar along with his wife and daughter had to resort to death by consuming poison under compulsion.
The same has been revealed by the police in the incident of tubewell engineer Shailendra Kumar feeding poison to his family in Lucknow. Junior engineer Shailendra Kumar had entered into a land agreement worth Rs 3 crore with a property dealer, for which he had taken around Rs 65 lakh from his close relative and told him that he would get his job in the department. The land for which junior engineer Shailendra Kumar had entered into an agreement with Rs 65 lakh from his relative turned out to be in dispute, the case of which was going on in court. Due to this, the money taken in the name of the job also drowned. Not only this, but the deceased had also registered the land for many people by taking 10-10 lakh rupees, but if the land was not found, then they also started demanding the money back. That is, all the money of junior engineer Shailendra Kumar was drowned. Now people were asking him for their money and started coming home by calling constantly. The four persons whose names are mentioned in the suicide note are connected to the same land and money. According to the police, the deceased had a lot of debts, his entire money was drowned.
Meanwhile, junior engineer Shailendra Kumar's neighbour has also made several revelations. He says that as soon as we came to know that they ate the poison, we jumped inside the door and saw that everyone was lying on the ground in the gallery of the house, when we picked them up and took them to the hospital, they started crying and refusing, saying - don't go to the hospital, leave-leave. When the three agonising people did not find the car after consuming poison, Seema, who lives in the neighbourhood, took them in her car, but in the car also, they continued to suffer and shouted, "Don't go to the hospital, after which Seema, who was driving the car, left the car in a panic, then the police constable drove to the hospital."
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