Man hangs self, suicide note names 4
The deceased man, identified as Dushyant Pandey (35), a resident of Devashish City under Borekheda police station, left an eight-page suicide note. In the note, he alleged that four persons - Narendra Nagar, Ravi Tiwari of Kota, and Shankar Rai, Rambhagat of Lakheri town in Bundi district, tortured him for money. He held them responsible for his extreme step.
According to the police, the deceased was employed in private sector and lived with his elderly parents and sisters in Kota.
He retired to his room Thursday noon and did not come out at night.
Upon finding the room door bolted from inside and receiving no response, Dushyant's father informed the police Friday morning. The police broke open the door, and found Dushyant hanging from the ceiling fan, circle inspector at Borekheda police station, Devesh Bhardwaj, said. The police also recovered an eight-page suicide note. Initial inquiry suggests the deceased was facing a financial crisis and had court cases over cheque dishonour, the officer said.
The police lodged a case under section 194 of BNS.
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