Body of youth recovered from Yamuna river after dispute with woman
The body of a youth who had jumped into the Yamuna river was recovered in Hamirpur, police said.
The body of a youth who had jumped into the Yamuna river was recovered in Hamirpur, police said.
The deceased has been identified as Prashant, a resident of near Lakshmibai Tiraha in Sadar Kotwali area. His body was retrieved from the river approximately 25 hours after he leapt into the water.
According to information, Prashant had jumped into the Yamuna river following a dispute with a young woman. It is alleged that the youth first threw his motorcycle into the woman's office before taking the plunge into the river.
Police were informed and reached the spot. The body was taken into custody and sent for post-mortem examination.
The incident falls under the jurisdiction of Sadar Kotwali police station. Shiv Prasad Yadav of B.N.P.A.C provided a statement in the matter.
The case is being investigated by the local police authorities in Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh.
Frequently asked questions
Whose body was recovered from the Yamuna river?
The body of a youth named Prashant, a resident of near Lakshmibai Tiraha in Sadar Kotwali area, was recovered from the Yamuna river in Hamirpur.
Why did the youth jump into the river?
Prashant jumped into the Yamuna river following a dispute with a young woman. He allegedly threw his motorcycle into the woman's office before jumping into the water.
How long after the incident was the body recovered?
The body was retrieved approximately 25 hours after Prashant leapt into the river.
Where was the body found and who is investigating?
The body was recovered in Hamirpur and is being investigated by local police authorities under the jurisdiction of Sadar Kotwali police station in Uttar Pradesh.
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