B.Tech student committed suicide in Barabanki, the secret of death was revealed by the video made before suicide:

News Topical, Digital Desk : In Barabanki, B.Tech student Tushar Verma committed suicide due to harassment by his girlfriend's father. Before committing suicide, the young man made a suicide video and made it viral and blamed his girlfriend's father for his death. This entire incident is being reported from Kotwali Nagar area of Barabanki district of UP.

These days the graph of crime has suddenly increased in Barabanki district. The latest case is related to the suicide of a B.Tech student. Where the girlfriend's father was blackmailing the deceased youth and demanding Rs 30 lakh. According to the family members, he was being constantly tortured by the girlfriend's father.

Police registered FIR against the accused

On the other hand, Tushar Verma, a B.Tech student, fed up with the daily harassment, committed suicide by hanging himself. After the video made by the lover just before the suicide went viral on social media, the police have registered an FIR against the accused and started investigation. The family showed the photo of the deceased boy and girl together, seeing which the family said that both of them loved each other. On the other hand, by making a video before committing suicide, the boy has made serious allegations against the girl's father and other family members, blaming them for his death.

The family was shocked to know the truth about their son's death

In fact, the family of the deceased Tushar had cremated his body after post-mortem after his death. After the cremation, when the sister of the deceased student Tushar Verma saw the mobile of the deceased brother, the truth was revealed from the viral video. After which the real reason of Tushar's death came to light. After knowing the truth, Tushar's family members were shocked, after which the family gave a complaint to the police in this matter and demanded action against the girl and her family. After which the police registered an FIR. During this conversation, ASP Vikas Chandra Tripathi said that the case has been registered and action is going on.