Bengaluru Man Dies By Suicide, Cites Extortion By Wife, Tags Musk, Trump In Last Post!! Atul Subhash was found dead at his Bengaluru flat last morning! New Delhi:
A 34-year-old man died by suicide at his home in Bengaluru, shortly after recording a video accusing his estranged wife and her family of harassment. Bengaluru police have also found a suicide note and registered a case of abetment of suicide following a complaint.
Such accusations are typically made by a lot of women before committing suicide, which makes this case intriguing! However, it's shocking that a man being in such a favorable situation would take such a radical step when he had family and society on his side.
This news-related story goes like this: Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old Uttar Pradesh software developer who died in Bengaluru, left a suicide note that has drawn attention to the negative aspects of the family court system. Serious questions have been raised concerning the system in light of Subhash's more than 20-page suicide note and video, in which he detailed his relationship with his wife, the court battle, and the effects on his family and mental health.
Neighbours found him hanging after breaking into the flat. A placard that read, "justice is due" was found in his room. His brother Bikas Kumar told police that Atul's estranged wife had filed false cases against him and his parents and that he was mentally upset.
Atul has made serious allegations against his wife, her family members and a judge in Uttar Pradesh's Jaunpur in a video. He has also left behind a letter addressed to the President, in which he criticised the criminal justice system and flagged a trend of false cases. In another note, he has said he pleads not guilty to all the charges brought against him by his wife. These include charges under the Dowry Prohibition Act and relevant sections such as causing hurt or cruelty against a woman under the Indian Penal Code. "I humbly request the court to stop harassing my parents and brother in these false cases," he said.
ABETMENT OF SUICIDE
The letter by Subhash raised serious allegations against his wife, his family and even the court system for pushing him towards the decision to end his life. A look at the provisions relating to the abetment of suicide, however, raises the question of whether the case would come within the strict legal definition.
Various judgments of the Supreme Court and various High Courts in cases of abetment of suicide, particularly, in cases where women die by suicide due to cruelty by in-laws, have noted that the "ingredients" of abetment have to be considered in such cases. While the dying declaration or suicide note is seen as important evidence, courts have held that even the dying declaration or a suicide note is not enough for a conviction for the offence of abetment of suicide.
Is this story believable to you ?
If she really harassed him, then he has multiple choices except this suicide, isn't it?
Is it really because of his wife's harassment, or is there any other reason??
with thought-provoking points, you started a discussion on this issue. You finally roused me from my slumber and forced me to consider this matter carefully. I used to take part in debates and discussions at the Balika Vadhu forum once. We would go into great detail about topics like marital rape, child marriage and its effects, the roles of men and women in the family system, a child becoming a mother to several children, etc in those days. 
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