On June 12, young boy Sanket Mehra, a resident of Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh), committed suicide at a Quarantine Center in Raipur. On Friday, father Ashwani Mehra reached Doon and blamed government arrangements for the son's death. Along with this, asked where did the son's mobile and his railway ID go? Also how did the rope reach the Quarantine Center? But no one has an answer to these questions. The father will take his son's ashes to his village before immersion. On arriving at Doon from Delhi, the body of railway employee Sanket Mehra, kept in the Quarantine Center of Raipur, was found hanged on June 12.

At present, his corona report came negative after his death. Due to the lockdown, relatives were unable to come to the railway due to lack of tickets. Police and administration had cremated the body of Sanket. At the same time, Sanket's father Ashwani Mehra reached Dehradun and obtained the ashes of the son. He said the signal was the youngest of two sons. In January this year, Sanket had a job in the railway. He was trapped in Vadodara in the lockdown. The signal arrived in Delhi when the labor train ran.

For your information,let us tell you that he came from Delhi to Dehradun, he does not even know? Sanket had informed the elder brother over the phone that he was in the Quarantine Center. However, the location could not be told. On June 12, the incident was detected when he received a call from Raipur. At the same time, the father Mehra alleges that the son's life is lost due to government chaos. From June 7 to June 11, no employee went to see him. Apart from this, Sanket was very happy and fond of walking. Questioned how his hand rope came to the Quarantine Center? Where did Second Signal's mobile and ID card go? Police are also saying that both things are not available. Now he wants justice for his son.

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