Please keep a cricket bat with a Wilson ball: A suicide note that moved the cops

Depressed over the death of her younger son, mother along with her elder son jump before a moving train Younger son committed suicide after being rebuked for not ignoring studies In a suicide note, the mother requested that she be buried next to her two sons

"I'm not able to live without my younger brother. Along with my mother, I'm also ending my life. Could you please bury us together with a cricket bat with a Wilson ball and a paragon sandal with us?" These moving words were by a 18-year-old youth, Surya Tej who had left a suicide note before committing suicide along with his mother Sarojamma (40). The duo jumped before a moving train at Devanahalli near Bengaluru. The police found the chit in Tej's trouser.

It is said that Sarojamma's younger son Chandratej allegedly hanged himself to death after being rebuked by his mother and elder brother for not studying well, a week ago. Deeply disturbed over it, the mother and elder son felt they were responsible for Chandratej's death, reports Prajavani.

On Monday, they told some of their relatives that they were leaving for their native but killed themselves at the Devanahalli police station. A shepherd who saw the dead bodies, alerted the police, who recovered the bodies. The police who have recovered a suicide note also said that they had kept some money near the TV in their home and they have mentioned the names of the people to be paid. "Unable to live without my son, we have decided to end ourselves. Please, bury us next to him," the suicide note said.

The police have shifted the severely mutilated bodies to the hospital for post-mortem after they were identified by Sarojamma's husband Subramani. The police have registered the case of unnatural death and are investigating.