London, December 16

An Indian-origin nurse from Kerala and her two younger kids have died after being discovered with critical accidents at their dwelling within the Northampton area of jap England, native police stated as they launched a homicide investigation on Friday.

Northamptonshire Police stated that formal identification is but to happen, however the girl is believed to be 35-year-old Anju Asok and the 2 kids have been named as Jeeva Saju, aged 6, and Janvi Saju, aged 4.

They have been found with critical accidents at their dwelling in Kettering on Thursday after police have been alerted by family and friends.

A 52-year-old man, not recognized by the police, has since been arrested on suspicion of homicide in reference to the incident and stays in police custody for questioning. 

“We continue to work around the clock in order to progress this investigation and establish the timeline of events which led to these tragic deaths,” stated Detective Inspector Simon Barnes, Senior Investigating Officer with Northamptonshire Police.

 “Whilst we continue to process the scene of these murders, local residents will see an increased police presence and I am grateful for the support of the local community. We remain committed in seeking justice for Anju, Jeeva and Janvi, and although we are not seeking anyone else in connection with their deaths, I would still encourage anyone with any information to contact us,” he stated.

Police officers have been known as to the residential property on Thursday morning and stated that regardless of their finest efforts and that of the paramedics, the lady died on the scene and the 2 kids later died in hospital.

Locally, tributes poured in for the nurse, who labored at Kettering General Hospital, and her kids.

Her husband reportedly labored at a resort and the household is believed to have been within the UK for round a yr or so.

Asok was a Malayali nurse from Kottayam district in Kerala who was working for the National Health Service (NHS) at Kettering General Hospital, which paid tribute to its employees member.

 “Anju Asok was an internationally trained nurse who joined our KGH family in 2021 and predominantly worked on Barnwell B – one of our Orthopaedic wards,” stated hospital chief government Deborah Needham.

 “She was a committed and compassionate staff nurse, who was loved and respected by her dear friends and colleagues. All our thoughts are with her friends and family as they come to terms with this sudden loss,” she stated.

Sarah Powell, head instructor at Kettering Park Infant Academy the place the 2 kids have been enrolled, stated the college was “devastated” by the information of the deaths.

“They were delightful and caring children who had many friends at our school. They will be sadly missed by us all,” stated Powell.

 “All of us in Kettering find ourselves shocked by the news of the tragic deaths of three members of our community,” stated Councillor Keli Watts, Mayor of Kettering.

 “We all send our love and support to the friends and family of the victims and also to neighbours at Petherton Court. We all stand ready to support those affected,” she stated.

Councillor Jason Smithers, chief of native North Northants Council: “This is a tragic case and my thoughts are with the loved-ones of the victims at this time”.

Earlier, Northamptonshire Police stated officers should not searching for anybody else in relation to the “desperately sad” case.

 “There are no words to describe how upsetting this incident is, but I want to reassure the public that we have a team of detectives working on the case, absolutely determined to get justice for this woman and the two children,” stated Superintendent Steve Freeman, Local Policing Area Commander for Northamptonshire Police. “We understand that the local community, and indeed many people across the country, will be shocked by this event. It is a desperately sad incident and I want to be absolutely clear on our unwavering commitment in establishing what has happened here and in seeking justice for this woman and these young children,” he stated.

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