UP Woman, Daughter, 2 Sons Shot Dead, Husband's Body Found Hours Later
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Rajendra Gupta, police said, has faced multiple cases of murder in the past. Among the cases against him was one that accused him of murdering his father and brother
Bullet-riddled bodies of a 45-year-old woman and her three children, aged 25, 17 and 15, were found at their home in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi this morning. The husband was missing and police suspected he could have played a role in the killings. Hours later, the husband's body was recovered from a construction site. It has a bullet wound and police suspect he died by suicide.
A Morning Shocker
The Bhadaini locality of Varanasi woke up to an incident that will haunt the residents for life. Rajendra Gupta's home has 20-odd families staying as tenants. This morning, neighbours found the door closed till late. The maid entered the house to find the bodies of Nitu (45), Navanendra (25), Gaurangi (16) and Shubhendra Gupta (15) were found. Rajendra was missing. Hours later, he was found dead too. Police suspect that Gupta murdered his family and then shot himself.
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