According to police reports, the accused, who holds the position of BJP executive member, was apprehended at the scene. The pistol used in the crime has also been recovered. Senior police officials, including Saharanpur SSP Rohit Sajwan, rushed to the spot upon receiving information about the crime.

SSP Sajwan revealed that the accused suspected his wife of infidelity, which allegedly led to the violent act. “Yogesh Rohilla shot his wife and three children due to suspicions regarding his wife’s character. Two children died on the spot, while the wife and the third child have been admitted to Saharanpur district hospital in critical condition,” he said.

It has been said that Yogesh Rohilla was under immense mental tension for the last few days though he did not share his condition with his neighbours or anyone in his area. The gruesome incident took place in Sangatheda village, creating a wave of shock and panic among the residents. Police officials, accompanied by a forensic team, have launched an extensive investigation into the case.

It is reported that after committing the crime, Rohilla himself informed the police who arrived at the scene and took the accused into custody. Local authorities are conducting a detailed inquiry to uncover further details and ascertain the exact sequence of events.

The police are also questioning the accused to gather more information and understand the motive behind the act. The incident has sent shockwaves through the community. The tragic death of two children has sparked widespread concern.

“One Yogendra Singh Yadav (Yogi), filed a complaint stating that his elderly mother, Pavitra Devi, was manipulated by his brothers Ravendra Pal, Bijendra Pal and Narendra Pal into transferring property to them,” Jalesar police station in-charge (SHO) Sudhir Raghav said.

“Yogi claims that Pavitra confided in him about the threat to her life and planned to give a statement in court supporting his claims about the property,” Raghav added.

Yogi alleges that Pavitra was eventually poisoned by his three siblings, wives, and nephews, the SHO said. A post-mortem was conducted but the investigation was delayed until the viscera report confirmed poisoning.

The Kotwali police has now registered a case against nine individuals including Yogi’s brothers, their wives, and nephews. “The investigation in the matter is underway and the accused will be arrested soon,” said the SHO.