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Hindustan Times
19 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Rajasthan: Man takes own life, accuses 4 of torturing him in suicide note in Kota
A 35-year-old man allegedly died by suicide after hanging himself in his house in Kota, the police said on Friday. Dushyant Pandey left an eight-page note naming four men—Narendra Nagar, Ravi Tiwari, Shankar Rai, and Rambhagat—accusing them of financial harassment that drove him to suicide. (Stock) (Pic used for representation)(HT_PRINT) Dushyant Pandey left an eight-page note in which he named four individuals- Narendra Nagar, Ravi Tiwari, Shankar Rai and Rambhagat, accusing them of torturing him over financial matters, which he claimed led him to take this extreme step, the police said. According to the police, Dushyant, who worked in the private sector and lived with his parents and sisters, went into his room on Thursday afternoon and did not come out. Read | Kerala woman dies by suicide after male friend subjected to 'mob trial'; PFI-linked workers arrested On Friday morning, Dushyant's father called the police after receiving no response from his son and noticing that his door remained bolted. The police rushed to the residence and broke the door open to find Dushyant hanging from the ceiling fan, Borkheda Police Station Circle Inspector Devesh Bhardwaj said. Initial inquiry suggests that Dushyant was allegedly experiencing a monetary crisis and was involved in cheque bounce cases, he further said. A case was lodged to determine the actual reason behind Dushyant's extreme step and investigate the role of the persons mentioned in his note, the CI added. Dushyant's body was handed over to his family members after post-mortem on Friday afternoon. Discussing suicides can be triggering for some. However, suicides are preventable. A few major suicide prevention helpline numbers in India are 011-23389090 from Sumaitri (Delhi-based) and 044-24640050 from Sneha Foundation (Chennai-based)
Time of India
20 hours ago
- Time of India
Man hangs self, suicide note names 4
Kota: Allegedly tortured for money, a 35-year-old man committed suicide by hanging in his house under Borekheda police station in Kota Thursday. However, the body was found hanging in the room Friday morning. 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.
Indian Express
5 days ago
- Politics
- Indian Express
JJP's Dushyant Chautala: ‘I will join the fight in Supreme Court for 75% local quota in private jobs'
2024 was a tumultuous year for Haryana-based Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) and its founder Dushyant Chautala. In March last year, the BJP snapped ties with it just ahead of the Assembly polls. Dushyant, who was the Deputy CM in the outgoing government by virtue of the 10 seats the JJP had won in 2024, saw his party blanked out, with not a single seat and a vote share down to a mere 0.90%. Dushyant has been trying to revamp his party, and has now announced a membership drive. In an interview with The Indian Express, Dushyant says he is confident of the JJP's re-emergence as a force in Haryana, and says he hopes to venture into Rajasthan, Delhi, and Punjab. Excerpts: We are going to every booth across all the 90 Assembly constituencies in Haryana. With an average enrollment of 5,000 new members in each of the 90 constituencies of Haryana, we plan to get at least five lakh new members in this ongoing membership drive. The JJP is also going to launch a mega drive to connect the youth with the party. I made a strong statement against the BJP just yesterday (Thursday). The Chief Minister has failed badly in controlling the deteriorating law and order situation in Haryana. When the CM took over, his slogan was: 'Goonde pardesh chhod do (Gangsters, leave the state)'. Today goonde pradesh mein wapas aa rahe hain (gangsters are now coming back to the state). What happened in Shahbad last week (referring to the murder of a liquor contractor for which gangster Noni Rana claimed responsibility)? The CM was chairing a meeting with the DGP and liquor vendors assuring them safety and security. On the other hand, a liquor contractor was shot dead in full public view. A similar incident happened in Panchkula. Where is the CM? A recent example of inefficiency is the water crisis with Punjab… Mismanagement was the biggest reason behind Haryana not getting its legitimate share of water. Nobody took responsibility. He (Saini) was cracking jokes… At the all-party meeting that was chaired on the matter, I gave him (Saini) the idea of writing to the Centre to get paramilitary forces deployed at the Bhakra Nangal Dam. We have an organisation in Delhi as well as Rajasthan. We have appointed a new party president in Punjab. We have a structure in Uttar Pradesh. We are definitely going beyond Haryana and shall continue our expansion plans. It was a common minimum programme under which the alliance was done (after the 2019 Assembly polls). We (the JJP) were successful in getting our promises implemented by being a part of the government. Be it Panchayati Raj reservations or increasing the social security pension amount… We are still pursuing it. And the matter is now pending in the Supreme Court, so we are legally pursuing it. The next hearing is in November. We shall be requesting the Court to grant regular hearings in the matter. I even met the CM and requested the Solicitor General of India and Haryana Advocate General represent this case. I will personally be filing an application to be made a party in this case. There is no controversy. It is very clear. In 2018 too, I had said that we wanted to put his (Chautala's) picture (on the JJP's posters)… But at that time he was the president of the opposition political party (INLD). Legally, we could not use it. Today, everybody remembers him for his great achievements. Nobody in the JJP has ever said anything bad about him ever. He has always been our guiding force… The airport in Hisar has a very bright future. But the government needs professional people to run it. Until the government does not hire a CEO and other professional players, such plans can not be materialised. If handled well, this area can boom even bigger than Gurugram.
