Uttar Pradesh Elderly Man Dead Body Kept Outside House; His Son Amethi Jail, Who Perform Funeral | The body of the old woman kept outside the house for 4 days, the sister said – the brother should get the right for the funeral of the mother
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This photo is from Amethi. Relatives and villagers gathered outside the deceased’s house.
- Case of Munshiganj police station area, son of deceased is jailed for murder
In the Amethi district of Uttar Pradesh, the body of an elderly woman has been kept at the door of the house for the last four days. A snowball has been installed to ensure that the body is not spoiled. However, the body has started to smell. Relatives have arrived. There is also a gathering of neighbors. Relatives and villagers are waiting for the only son of the deceased for the last rites. Please tell that the son of the deceased was sent to jail in the murder case two months ago. But he has not yet received parole. The family has raised the demand for parole to be given to his son to offer oblation to the elderly.
ISRAJI died on Thursday. – File photo
Mother succumbs to son’s grief
This case is related to Bandoiiya village of Munshiganj police station area. Village resident Arjun, the husband of the village head was burnt to death on the night of 29 October. Police arrested Rajesh Mishra on 30 October in this case and sent him to jail. He has not been granted bail yet. Rajesh’s 70-year-old mother, Israji, was shocked after the son went to jail. Four days ago, on Thursday, Israel died.
The daughter of the deceased Sudha Tiwari said that my brother is innocent. He has been convicted and sent to jail. My mother died four days. There is no funeral to be done. They have only one son. This is what we want to give them as their own son. But the administration is not agreeing. The DM and CM are requested to leave our brother for two hours or four hours. After offering fire, you can take brother again.
Rajesh Mishra, son of the deceased.
The government advocate said – the court has the right to grant parole
On this matter, Senior Government Advocate of Civil Court Sultanpur, Vivek Vikram Singh said that DM does not have the right to grant parole to any accused. If the accused is a convicted convict, then he is the accused of governance. The DM can grant parole by sending a report to the government. But if the accused is not a convict, then the court which sent him to jail can only give him parole.
