A new case of crime has come out from Lucknow. The matter is being reported as Arjunganj, the new township of Gosaiganj. Where a newborn child of one month is killed by his father by drowning him in water. On receiving information about this case, the maternal grandfather of the deceased has made serious allegations against his son-in-law and the police is now investigating the matter. In this case, Lovelesh Dwivedi, a resident of Hydergarh district, Barabanki, had married Bina Pandey, daughter of Ramrang Pandey, resident of village Ashokpur police station, Wazirganj district Gonda, three years ago. Both of them live in their house in New Basti Arjunganj and after marriage, both often started fighting.
At the same time, Bina's father Ramrang Pandey says that, "Lavakush started harassing his daughter for dowry after marriage." On December 27, Bina gave birth to a son. On Sunday, his newborn son suddenly died due to deterioration and in charge of Satish Chandra Mishra, the Ahmadu outpost of Goshaiganj, said that the deceased's maternal grandfather Ramrang alleged that Lovelesh had submerged his grandson in water at one o'clock on the night of 25 January. Have killed. There is also an allegation in the case that, "On July 11, he had filed a lawsuit against his son-in-law Lavkush at the Gosaiganj police station in an attempt to kill the elder grandson Jatin. But the police did not take any action on him either.
Now there is an allegation in this case that his son-in-law Lavkush wants to kill his daughter and children so that he can marry another and get dowry. With this, Gosaiganj inspector DK Upadhyay said, "No complaint has been received yet." For this reason, the case has not been filed.
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