Kodungallur Family death | Four-member family in Kodungallur dies after inhaling poisonous gas; Suspicion of suicide due to financial liability

Thrissur: Four members of a family were found dead in a plow at Kodungallur in Kodungallur, police said. The deceased have been identified as Ashif (41), wife of Abira (34), son of Ubaid of Kadam Parambath, Kodungallur, and their children Azhara Fathima (14) and Anenunnisa (7). All four were found dead in their bedroom around 10 a.m. today. Ashif and his family were lying on the top floor of a two-storey house.

When they could not get out at 10 am today, Ashif’s sister, who was downstairs, came to the neighbors’ house and broke down the door and found the four dead inside the room. Indications are that he died from inhaling the poisonous gas. Ashif, who works in the IT sector, is said to be financially vulnerable.

Police suspect that he may have committed suicide by filling the house with poison gas. The presence of carbon monoxide was detected in the home. The windows were closed from the inside.

The bodies of the four were shifted to Thrissur Medical College for postmortem. Police have launched an extensive investigation into the incident. Forensic experts arrived at the house and took evidence.

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Kerala Police to evacuate ‘ghost’; The ‘ghost trial’ of the autopsy may be omitted

Thiruvananthapuram: The Home Department is planning to avoid the use of ghosts in unnatural deaths and murders during inquest proceedings. ‘The move is to avoid the use of ghost examination and ghost trial report. Public Works Minister Boban Mattumanta has filed a complaint against the Home Ministry for omitting words depicting a dead body as a ghost. The idea is to use other words instead. A ‘ghost search’ is a police inquest into a murder or unnatural death. The report prepared after the examination is known as the ‘ghost trial report’.

This does not end the police’s ghost practice. The job of a police officer guarding a corpse in the event of an unnatural or murderous act is called ghost bondage duty. According to Boban Mattumanta’s complaint, the term “modern police force” is being used to describe such practices, which began during the British colonial period. The complainant further stated that these expressions were insulting to the corpse.

Boban Mattumanta, along with the Chief Minister and the DGP, had lodged a complaint, alleging that the use of ghostly words in the inquest proceedings should be avoided and other appropriate words should be used instead. The Home Department is planning to direct the police to use other terms instead of describing the body as a ghost.

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