Greater Noida Horror: 21-year-old injures mother with knife, then jumps from fifth-floor apartment

A 21-year-old died in Greater Noida after allegedly injuring his mother during a domestic dispute and jumping from a fifth-floor apartment. Police are probing mental health concerns and sequence of events.

Greater Noida: A 21-year-old man died after allegedly jumping from the fifth floor of his apartment in Radha Sky Garden Society under Bishrakh police station limits in Greater Noida on Saturday.

The incident occurred shortly after a violent altercation with his mother, who is currently receiving medical treatment. The deceased has been identified as Sagar Yadav.

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Altercation Inside Family Apartment

According to police, the incident took place inside the family’s flat, where Sagar Yadav lived with his parents and younger brother. Officials said an argument broke out between him and his mother, during which he allegedly injured her with a knife.

Following the altercation, he reportedly jumped from the fifth floor of the building.

Mental Health Angle Under Investigation

Police stated that the family has informed investigators that the deceased had been struggling with mental health issues.

Authorities are examining all possible angles, including medical and psychological factors, to understand the sequence of events leading to the incident.

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Mother Hospitalised, Probe Underway

After the incident, emergency services rushed both individuals for medical attention. Sagar Yadav was declared dead at the hospital, while his mother remains under treatment.

Police said the body has been sent for post-mortem examination, and further legal formalities are underway.

Ongoing Investigation

Officials confirmed that a detailed investigation is in progress to establish the exact circumstances of the incident. Statements from family members and witnesses are being recorded as part of the probe.