The father of a 28-year-old police constable in Uttar Pradesh has claimed that his daughter, found dead in Aligarh, was likely strangled rather than having taken her own life.
The female constable, posted at Roraawar police station, was living in a rented house in the Bannadevi area and was discovered dead in her room on Saturday. Her father, a farmer from Agra's Baiman village, insisted that she was not the type to commit suicide and believed she was first strangled and then hanged.
Police reported that no written complaint has been filed by the family so far. Authorities noted that a friend of the deceased had observed a concerning WhatsApp status and alerted the police, who then broke open the locked door to find her body.
DIG Prabhakar Choudhry said the death appeared to be a suicide, noting that the house was locked from inside when officers arrived. Bannadevi station house officer SP Singh added that the post-mortem report did not reveal any conclusive findings.
In a separate case in Ghaziabad, police booked five friends of a 21-year-old MCA student for abetment to suicide. The student allegedly died by suicide after a party on November 26. Investigators reported that the young man was alone at home while his parents attended a wedding and his sister was at work.

Agra Farmer Claims Cop Daughter Was Strangled

Father alleges 28-year-old constable in Aligarh was strangled, not suicide

Agra Farmer Claims Cop Daughter Was Strangled

Father alleges 28-year-old constable in Aligarh was strangled, not suicide

December 1, 2025 | 18:09 IST