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Ex-minister's daughter-in-law commits suicide

Updated on: 12 March,2018 09:53 PM IST  |  Ghaziabad
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The daughter-in-law of former Uttar Pradesh Minister and BJP leader Baleswar Tyagi on Monday committed suicide, police said

Ex-minister's daughter-in-law commits suicide

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The daughter-in-law of former Uttar Pradesh Minister and BJP leader Baleswar Tyagi on Monday committed suicide, police said.


The incident occurred at the former minister's residence in Gandhi Nagar.


Sunita Tyagi, 38, wife of Sachendra Tyagi, hung herself from the ceiling fan of her bedroom. She was married to Sachendra Tyagi, the second of three sons of Baleswar Tyagi, 18 years ago.


They had a son, Akash Tyagi, 17, studying in Class 12.

"She was suffering from depression. She was under treatment at Vimhans in Delhi," said Baleswar Tyagi.

"We will be able to reveal the cause of death only after we get the postmortem report," Superintendent of Police Akash Tomar said.

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