Bengaluru Techie Suicide: Police Register FIR Against Wife and Four Others for Suspected Abetment of Suicide
The individual, hailing from Uttar Pradesh, claimed in his note and a video that he faced mental torment and extortion from his wife and her relatives.
On Monday, a 34-year-old software engineer living in Marathahalli, Bengaluru, tragically ended his life, leaving behind a 40-page document outlining the motivations for his action, according to police officials on Tuesday.
The man, originally from Uttar Pradesh, claimed in the note and a video he disseminated prior to his demise, that he endured mental harassment and extortion from his wife and her family, which he shared with an NGO.
HT was unable to independently authenticate the content of the note.
Marathahalli Police Inspector Anil Kumar stated that the occurrence became known on Monday morning when the engineer's neighbors informed the authorities. "We received a tip-off around 6 am and proceeded to the scene. An autopsy was carried out at the CV Raman Nagar Government Hospital, and the body was released to the family on Tuesday," he elaborated.
"Following a report lodged by the brother of the deceased, we have initiated legal action against his wife, her mother, brother, and uncle, who were allegedly demanding 3 crore to resolve legal matters pending. In accordance with the complaint, we have charged them under Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) section 108 (abetment of suicide) and have commenced an investigation," he concluded.
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