Bengaluru Techie Suicide: FIR Filed Against Wife and In-Laws

In a shocking turn of events, a Bengaluru techie, Atul Subhash, took his own life, leaving behind a detailed 24-page suicide note. The note accused his wife, her family, and even a judge of harassment and extortion. The Marathahalli police have registered an FIR against four people, including the wife, her parents, and the judge.

Details of the Case

Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old deputy general manager at a private firm, ended his life under distressing circumstances. The suicide note, which surfaced shortly after his death, alleges relentless mental harassment and extortion attempts. According to the note, Atul’s wife and her family made constant demands for money, which allegedly escalated to a sum of Rs 30 lakh.

His brother claimed that Atul faced immense pressure and threats that drove him to this tragic decision. The accusations also extend to a judge who allegedly colluded in facilitating the harassment.

FIR and Legal Action

The police have booked the accused under sections related to abetment of suicide, extortion, and corruption. The FIR names Atul’s wife, her parents, and the judge involved in the matter. Investigations are currently underway to verify the claims and ensure justice is served.

Widespread Impact and Public Reaction

This incident has sparked outrage, with many calling for stringent measures against harassment and extortion within marital relationships. The tech community and the general public have expressed their condolences and support for Atul’s family.

As the investigation unfolds, this case highlights the urgent need to address mental health, marital disputes, and corruption in the legal system.

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