PRAYAGRAJ, Nov. 14 -- Thieves struck in broad daylight on Friday at the government-allotted residence of a doctor couple inside the medical college campus in Manjhanpur, Kaushambi making off with gold and silver jewellery worth Rs 30 lakh and Rs 6 lakh in cash. The burglary-which took place despite the proximity of Chief Medical Officer's (CMO) and other doctors' residences-has triggered widespread alarm and anger among medical staff and local residents. Dr Ramesh Chandra Yadav, who is posted as an anesthetist in Fatehpur, and his wife, Dr Rekha Yadav, who runs a private hospital at the district headquarters, left for their respective workplaces around 10am on Friday. When Dr Rekha Yadav returned home around 2:30 pm, she found the front door lock broken and a cupboard ransacked inside, with the cash and jewellery missing. Upon receiving information, Manjhanpur Kotwali in-charge Vineet Singh arrived at the scene accompanied by a forensic field unit and a sniffer dog. Police conducted an hour-long inspection of the premises while forensic teams collected samples for evidence. SP Satyanarayan Prajapat deployed Manjhanpur Kotwali police alongside SOG and Crime Branch to crack case. A 28-year-old man who had recently returned from Mumbai for Diwali, died by suicide on Friday afternoon after allegedly being assaulted and humiliated by his brother-in-law and in-laws in Prayagraj. Police have taken custody of the body for a post-mortem examination and launched an investigation into the family's allegations. The deceased, a resident of Naubasta village in Pratapgarh, lived and worked in Mumbai and had returned to his native village on Dhanteras. According to family members, he traveled to his in-laws' house in Ramgarh, Holagarh in Prayagraj on Thursday to visit his wife and their four-month-old daughter. A dispute reportedly broke out there over the deceased desiring to bring his wife back home with him. It is alleged that his brother-in-law, along with other members of the in-laws' family, assaulted and humiliated him before allegedly snatching his motorcycle, mobile phone, and Aadhaar card. After returning to his village, he narrated the ordeal to his relatives. On Friday afternoon, he went into his room and hanged himself from a ceiling hook. When the door remained locked for an extended period, family members grew suspicious and alerted police. Officers arrived at the scene, recovered body, and sent it for a post-mortem. Police confirmed that the body has been sent for autopsy and that all allegations are currently under investigation. htc...