Atul Subhash Suicide - Wife's Parents Escape On Bike After FIR Was Filed
In the Bengaluru suicide case of engineer Atul Subhash, who allegedly took his own life because of persecution from his wife and in-laws, a video has surdata-faced. The accused wife Nikita's brother and mother can be seen surreptitiously leaving the residence on the footage. Because of the cold, Nikita's mother is seen wearing a shawl, while her brother is dressed in a sweater. Shortly later, they both ride off.
Nikita's mother may be seen in the video with her hands clutched together and trembling from the cold. Mother and son fled the scene after locking the house. They were seen on camera making their way into the alley. Anurag Singhania is Nikita's brother, while nisha Singhania is her mother. They fled their home in the Kotwali neighborhood, close to Khoya Mandi.
Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old AI engineer in Bengaluru, committed suicide at home. Atul, who was originally from Uttar Pradesh, left behind a 24-page suicide note because he was so unhappy with the system and his wife. He also made a one-and-a-half-hour film in which he talked about his difficulties, such as battling the system and handling over nine fictitious cases. In the video, Atul stated, "The courts, police, and the entire system run on the taxpayers' money of people like me. Yet, they harass me, my family, and others like me."
Nikita's mother may be seen in the video with her hands clutched together and trembling from the cold. Mother and son fled the scene after locking the house. They were seen on camera making their way into the alley. Anurag Singhania is Nikita's brother, while nisha Singhania is her mother. They fled their home in the Kotwali neighborhood, close to Khoya Mandi.
Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old AI engineer in Bengaluru, committed suicide at home. Atul, who was originally from Uttar Pradesh, left behind a 24-page suicide note because he was so unhappy with the system and his wife. He also made a one-and-a-half-hour film in which he talked about his difficulties, such as battling the system and handling over nine fictitious cases. In the video, Atul stated, "The courts, police, and the entire system run on the taxpayers' money of people like me. Yet, they harass me, my family, and others like me."