Life shouldn’t be so hard! A father with two lackeys ended his life; Everyone was shocked after reading the diary

Gorakhpur: A father and his two minor daughters committed suicide in Uttar Pradesh’s Gorakhpur. This incident has shocked many people. The father of deceased Jitendra saw the bodies of his two cousins ​​hanging from the fan on Tuesday. In another room, their son’s body was found hanging from the fan. Seeing that, the ground shifted under the feet of Jitendra’s old father. Jitendra lived in Ghosipurwa Colony with his two daughters Manya (16), Manvi (14) and his elderly father.

Police have found a diary written by Manana in the house. These diaries record the situations that the family was going through. Some of its pages are heart-wrenching. Manyana has written about the struggle of Jitendra, a disabled father. Jitendra was given a false leg. He used to operate the sewing machine with the help of that foot. Manya and Manvi’s mother passed away due to cancer a few years ago. On one page of the diary, Manana has expressed her grief in few words. Life is very difficult. Manyana has recorded her grief in her diary with the words that life should not be so difficult.
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Manya has expressed her difficulties and pains in her diary in English. Life is bothering us every moment. Sometimes I feel like ending my life. I don’t know who these people are, who are trying to destroy my family. Maybe I know who those people are. We don’t see them happy. I don’t want to write anything else. Manana has written in the diary that if everything goes well, I will tear the pages of the diary myself. Turn it all off. Manana has written on one page that I want to rest now.
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Both Manya and Manvi were brilliant in studies. Both were studying in Central Academy near home. Manya and human studies were extremely intelligent. Manya was studying in ninth standard and Manavi was studying in seventh standard. Nivedita Kaushik, principal of the school, said that Manya got 86.66 percent while Manvi got 73.9 percent in the half-term examination. His family had told him that the payment of school fees would be delayed. We gave them a discount. His fee was due. But that did not stop his studies. Kaushik said that there was no break in education.
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Manya and Manvi’s father met with an accident. After that, a mountain of troubles fell on the family. While coming to Gorakhpur 20 years ago, father Jitendra lost his leg in an accident at Mairwa railway station. He was then fitted with a prosthetic leg. Jeetendra’s wife Simmi was diagnosed with cancer. He passed away 2 years ago. Jitendra’s mother passed away six months ago.

The property was divided between Jitendra and his brothers. Jitendra used to sew with the help of his artificial leg. That was the livelihood of the family. Jitendra’s elderly father Prakash used to work as a security guard to contribute to the household expenses. Jitendra’s two daughters had kept two parrots in the house for four years. A cloth was thrown over their cage. The police found a suicide note nearby. The note mentioned that after our death, release the parrots. So the family tried to release the parrot. But they did not fly.