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Poor academic performance; Father drowns two sons in a bucket and ends his own life.

Father Drowns Two Sons in a Bucket Over Poor Academic Performance, Ends His Own Life
The tragic incident occurred in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. The murder took place around 10 PM on Friday night. A 37-year-old employee of the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) committed the crime.
Disheartened by his children's academic performance, the father drowned both his sons in a bucket of water.
The incident came to light when his wife returned home and found him hanging and the children lifeless in the bucket.
A suicide note was recovered from the scene, and the police are currently examining its contents as part of their investigation.

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