Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Maharashtra): New details have emerged in the deaths of a mother, father and their 18-year-old son after they fell from a hill in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar on August 21.
Their relatives are dismissing the earlier claim that an iPhone EMI dispute led to the incident.
Police look at family tensions
Murlidhar’s work kept him away from home for long periods, and he had spent the previous three months outside the city. The police have also found a video posted by Sangeeta that appears to refer to problems within her family. You did not allow the brothers to stay together, nor did you allow parents and children to live together. You destroyed my happy and well-settled family.”
Because of your greed for property, in the purported footage, she said, “You did not give me and my son our share.
The couple had been living separately, according to the police.
He returned home two days before the incident, after which arguments reportedly began.
Family rejects the iPhone EMI story
She recorded a video message while returning home with the ashes of her sister, nephew and brother-in-law. Only we know what our family is going through after losing all three of them. She also appealed to people to think about the family left behind before making videos about the deaths.
Describing the loss, she said, “Sangeeta Chandgude, Kunal Chandgude and Murlidhar Chandgude… they were none other than my elder sister, my sister’s son and my brother-in-law. She said her social media feed was filled with videos containing claims about the family that she described as false. Patil said Sangeeta was the eldest of her parents’ four children.
