Unable to trace parents in Kedarnath, 35-year-old ends life

June 29, 2013 19:35

After failing to trace her parents, who had gone to Kedarnath pilgrimage, a 35-year-old woman allegedly committed suicide in Gwalior, police said on Saturday.

The dejected woman, Mamta Tripathi hung herself on Friday when her family could not find the whereabouts of father Nathuram Parashar, 60, mother Kamla Devi, 50, uncle Satish Parashar and aunt Vimla Devi, who had left for the pilgrim town on June 5, they said.

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