4 of family found dead at different places
Press Trust of India : Valsad, Wed Jan 02 2013, 05:33 hrs
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Four members of a family were found dead Tuesday at different places in Dharampur taluka in the district.
The body of the family head, Chunilal Bushara, was found hanging from a tree near his house in Dharampur area, sub-inspector M P Patel said.
However, Bushara's wife, daughter and son were found dead in a river this evening, he said.
"It seems they have committed suicide but we are not ruling out other angles. We are talking to relatives of the deceased," Patel said.
"Police have registered a case of accidental death as Bushara's body bore no mark of any external injury. The body has been handed over to his relatives," he said.
The autopsy of rest three bodies will be conducted Wednesday morning, he said.
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