Kolkata Tragedy: Murder or Suicide Pact?

In Kolkata, the death of two women and a girl in their residence raises suspicions of murder, with two husbands likely to be arrested. Initial claims of a suicide pact are contradicted by post-mortem reports suggesting foul play. Financial difficulties in the family's tannery business may hold clues.

The mysterious deaths of two women and a minor girl in a Kolkata household have taken a dark turn, with authorities leaning towards foul play. Two husbands, who are siblings, face potential arrest as post-mortem results indicate murder, contradicting initial beliefs of a suicide pact.

The families had claimed a suicide pact involving porridge laced with sleeping pills. However, post-mortem results show the women had slit wrists and throat injuries. The minor succumbed to poisoning. These findings led police to question the previous narrative and explore potential motives.

The family's business, a tannery, is under acute financial strain, hinting at possible motives. Kolkaya Police have ramped up investigations, gathering forensic evidence from the scene, while the injured, including one of the accused, continue recovery efforts in hospitals.