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Four members of same family ‘die by suicide’ in Maharashtra's Washim

Officials said that the deceased husband died by hanging, while his wife, son, and daughter allegedly died by jumping into a well.

Updated on: Jun 14, 2026, 07:56:17 IST
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Four members of a family, including a woman and two young children, were found dead in Tivli village in the Malegaon Taluka of Washim district.

Sub-Inspector Imran Pathan of the Shirpur Police Station, said that police have launched an inquiry after recovering the bodies of the deceased. (PTI/representative )
Sub-Inspector Imran Pathan of the Shirpur Police Station, said that police have launched an inquiry after recovering the bodies of the deceased. (PTI/representative )

Officials said that the deceased husband died by hanging, while his wife, son, and daughter allegedly died by jumping into a well.

Sub-Inspector Imran Pathan of the Shirpur Police Station, speaking to reporters, said that police have launched an inquiry after recovering the bodies of the deceased from a well in Tivli village.

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"Around 4:30 PM, our police channel received information regarding an incident happened in Tivli village in which a man had hanged himself, while his wife, son, and daughter had committed suicide by jumping into a well. Immediately, our officer, PSI Tade, along with our staff, visited the site and conducted a preliminary assessment," SI Pathan said.

"For now, we have brought all four bodies to the mortuary. We will conduct an inquiry. The post-mortem is yet to be performed. The post-mortem will take place tomorrow. Only then will we be able to clarify exactly what happened to them," he added.

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