04 July,2019 01:25 PM IST | | mid-day online correspondent
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A 26-year old delivery boy allegedly committed suicide in New Delhi. Before that, he sent a Whatsapp message to his family which read, "Sorry mummy papa. Please forgive me. My dead body would be under the ITO Bridge."
The body was recovered near Yamuna river in Delhi three days after the Whatsapp message was sent.
According to India Today, the victim identified as Harsh Khandelwal went out with his six friends on the night of June 30, 2019, to celebrate his friend's wife's birthday. He sent the message to his family and friends on July 1, 2019.
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Harsh's family was devastated on reading the message and reached the ITO bridge where they only found his belongings and not his body. The family then lodged a missing person's complaint at Indraprastha Estate police station.
The body was recovered on July 3 at 3 pm when some ragpickers saw the body.
According to his family, it is a murder case. They have claimed that they spoke to Harsh on July 1 and he said that he would be home in some time but a few minutes later, they received the text.
The police are interrogating the victim's friends. The investigation is underway.
As per the police, Harsh lived in Chandni Chowk with his family of four people including his married sister.
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