In Indore, a man harassed by his wife, mother-in-law and sisters-in-law committed suicide
Indore: A young man has committed suicide in the Banganga police station area of the district after being troubled by his wife and in-laws. A suicide note has also been recovered after the suicide of the young man. In the suicide note, the deceased has accused his wife, mother-in-law and sisters-in-law of harassing him. Apart from this, the deceased has also demanded the Indian government to bring a change in the law. It is written in the suicide note that if this law is not changed, then women will continue to misuse it in this way and the youth of the country will keep dying every day and their families will keep getting ruined. After writing the suicide letter, the man committed suicide by hanging himself. At present, the police is investigating the matter.
Emotional letter written in the name of mother
Let us tell you that the deceased also wrote a suicide note before dying. In this, he has held his wife, mother-in-law and wife’s two sisters responsible for his death. In the two-page suicide note, he has written one letter for his mother while another letter demanding a change in the law from the Indian government. In the letter written to his mother, he has written, ‘Mummy listen! After I am gone, you should not cry and neither let anyone cry. If you people cry, I will be in pain even after my death. Mummy, I will come back as your son.’ After this, he has further written in the same letter, ‘The reason for my death is only and only my wife, mother-in-law and wife’s two sisters.’
Appeal to the Government of India and the youth
At the same time, in the second letter, the deceased has written, ‘I, Nitin Padiyar, request the Government of India to change the law of India, because women are misusing this law. If you do not change this law system, then many boys and their families will keep getting ruined every day. My request to all the youth of India is not to get married and even if you do, then get married after making an agreement. If anyone understands that something bad has happened to me, then get me justice after my death and if you do not understand, then wait for your turn.’
