Gwalior: Crime cases are on the rise nowadays. At the same time, suicide cases are also showing an increase. The matter we are talking about today has come to light from the Thatipur Gepalpura area of Gwalior. The 21-year-old, who lives here, drank all out. Earlier, the girl had also reportedly made a video in which she was talking about harassment by her sister-in-law and implicating her in a false case. In the end, saying I want justice, the young woman cut off the video. In the case, relatives said, when they saw the girl in an unconscious condition, she was rushed to a nearby hospital where her condition is stated to be critical.

In this case, the police have also recorded the statement before the Tehsildar. Talking about the whole matter, it is being told that 21-year-old Tinkle Parashar, resident of Thattipur Gapalpura, attempted suicide by drinking all out in the past. It is being said that when Tinkle had a fight with her sister-in-law in the past, but after that, her relatives had pacified the duo. Thereafter, Tinkle drank the poisonous substance. It is being said that before taking the step of suicide, Tinkle has also made a video, in which Tinkle was seen saying that, ''I have been troubled by sister-in-law. I did not want to leave my parents alone, but because of my sister-in-law, I have to do so. Sister-in-law has ruined our life. Now I cannot do anything alive, but after my death, everyone will listen to me. I have heard that even the courts listen to women, So now they will listen to me. I want justice for my family. My sister-in-law is responsible for all this. She destroyed our lives.''

According to reports, Tinkal's brother Devendra was married to Vanshika about five years ago and since then there has been constant discord in the family. Two years ago, when Vanshika fell from the roof, she accused her in-laws of pushing her.

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