Harishchandra was survived by his wife, son and two daughters. When the family members, who were sleeping at first floor, woke up in morning they found Harishchandra's body floating in water. Upon seeing this, the family informed the police, which took Harishchandra to a local hospital, where he was declared brought dead.
Sheila, daughter of the deceased, said her father was taken ill and staying on the ground floor. Rajesh, Harishchandra's brother, blamed it on the "negligence of" the municipal corporation, due to which the entire area was filled with rainwater.
Twelve people have been killed and seven others injured in rain-related incidents in different parts of Uttar Pradesh during the past 24 hours, pushing the death toll to 92.
According to latest reports, three people were killed in Kanpur Dehat, two in Hathras and one each in Chitrakoot, Auraiya, Allahabad, Unnao, Amethi, Jaunpur and Fatehpur.
"The toll since last week in such incidents has reached 92 while the total number of those injured is 91," PTI said quoting a source.
In these incidents, 59 cattle lost their lives and over 600 houses were also damaged.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed senior officials of all the districts to alert people and asked them to undertake extensive tours in the affected areas to identify dilapidated buildings and get them vacated, a government spokesperson said.