Indo-Us / Indian couple was found dead inside the house 4 year old daughter kept crying on the balcony

The body of an Indian couple has been recovered from their home in the US. The death of both of them was known when their four-year-old daughter was seen crying alone in the balcony. After this, the neighbors took the initiative and when the house opened, the bodies of both were seen. Some US media have said that the couple died after being stabbed in a North Arlington apartment. Whether it is murder or suicide, it has not been disclosed at the moment.

An American media report states that the husband stabbed his wife in the stomach. It is being told that there was a quarrel between the two in a closed room.

The bodies of Balaji Bharat Rudrawar (32) and his wife Aarti Balaji Rudrawar (30) were found in 21 Garden Terrace apartments in the Riverview Gardens complex in North Arlington Borough, New Jersey. More than 15,000 people live in this complex.

Balaji's father Bharat Rudrawar told news agency PTI, "On Wednesday, neighbors saw the girl crying in the balcony. After this, the police was informed." The house was opened when police arrived. The bodies of both were recovered. .The report states that investigators were waiting for the medical examiner to ascertain the cause and circumstances of the death. However, the stabbing has been confirmed.

The deceased's father said, "The local police reported it to me on Thursday. There is no clarity yet on the cause of death. The US police said they would share the findings of the autopsy report." He said, "My daughter-in-law was seven months pregnant. We went to her house. We were planning to go to America to be with her again."

He said, "I don't know of any possible motive behind this. Both were living happily. Their neighbors were also quite good." The deceased's father said, "I have been informed by the US authorities that it will take at least 8 to 10 days for the dead bodies to reach India after the necessary formalities."

He told "My granddaughter is now with my son's friend. She had many friends in the local Indian community, which has 60 percent of the population in New Jersey."