Cases of crime are increasing continuously. In such a case, which has recently surfaced, in that case, when a father came to know that his daughter is in a lesbian relationship, he shot himself and committed suicide. The matter is being reported from the Farsh market area of the national capital Shahdara.

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All this happened on Tuesday night in this case and while stating about this, the police said on Thursday that "this particular case is being investigated from all angles". A senior official while talking about this matter said, "A phone call was received to the Police Control Room on Tuesday night in connection with the incident. After this, the Emergency Response Vehicle was sent to the spot."

He said, "The man was found soaked in blood at his residence. He was allegedly shot in his stomach and died on the spot. The body was sent for post-mortem." Further, the officer said, "On prima facie investigation it was found that the man had an argument with his younger daughter who wanted to stay with her girlfriend. He went out after the quarrel and came back after 20 minutes. He shot himself in the outer room of the house. This was told by his wife and daughters present at that time."

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In this case, the police said, "A case has been registered in the floor market police station under Section 25/27/54/59 of the Arms Act. Action is being taken under Section-174 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) And the investigation is on. "

Let us tell all of you that another officer, in this case, said, "After knowing about the lesbian daughter, several relatives of the deceased had gathered at her house on Tuesday. The girl's father was not in favor of this relationship and wanted That the girl removes herself from the relationship. But the girl refused. The family tried to calm the situation, but the girl's father went inside the house and shot himself with a desi pistol. "

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