<p>A labourer who had lost his job after coronavirus-induced lockdown killed himself and his three daughters by jumping into a well in Madhya Pradesh's Bhind district, the police said on Saturday.</p>.<p>Rajesh Rajak (42) worked in Mumbai but had returned to his village Andhiyari, 40 km from here, after losing his job.</p>.<p>He and his wife frequently fought over their financial situation, said a local police official.</p>.<p>They reportedly had one such quarrel on Friday night, after which Rajesh tied his daughters Anushka (10), China (8) and Sandhya (5) to his waist with a rope and jumped into a well near his house, he said.</p>.<p>After the incident came to light in the morning, the police were alerted by villagers and the four bodies were fished out.</p>.<p>The couple has another two-and-half-year-old daughter.</p>.<p>Deputy Inspector General of Police (Chambal range) Rajesh Hingankar said the case would be investigated in depth. </p>
<p>A labourer who had lost his job after coronavirus-induced lockdown killed himself and his three daughters by jumping into a well in Madhya Pradesh's Bhind district, the police said on Saturday.</p>.<p>Rajesh Rajak (42) worked in Mumbai but had returned to his village Andhiyari, 40 km from here, after losing his job.</p>.<p>He and his wife frequently fought over their financial situation, said a local police official.</p>.<p>They reportedly had one such quarrel on Friday night, after which Rajesh tied his daughters Anushka (10), China (8) and Sandhya (5) to his waist with a rope and jumped into a well near his house, he said.</p>.<p>After the incident came to light in the morning, the police were alerted by villagers and the four bodies were fished out.</p>.<p>The couple has another two-and-half-year-old daughter.</p>.<p>Deputy Inspector General of Police (Chambal range) Rajesh Hingankar said the case would be investigated in depth. </p>