On sunday, a 40-year-old software worker was discovered dead at his Bengaluru flat. About the case, the police have submitted an Unnatural Death Report (UDR). At Lenovo, Prashanth Nair, who passed away, was a senior manager of sales and marketing. He resided in Chikkabanavara, Bengaluru, with his wife, dell employee pooja Nair, and their daughter, age eight.
The couple apparently argued often and were thinking about getting a divorce, according to police sources. Family members, however, had suggested that they remain together and resolve their disagreements.
After calling Prashanth several times without getting a response, his father went to the apartment on sunday and discovered him dead. There was no death note found at the scene. The case has been taken up by the Soladevanahalli police, who are conducting an additional investigation.
The couple apparently argued often and were thinking about getting a divorce, according to police sources. Family members, however, had suggested that they remain together and resolve their disagreements.
After calling Prashanth several times without getting a response, his father went to the apartment on sunday and discovered him dead. There was no death note found at the scene. The case has been taken up by the Soladevanahalli police, who are conducting an additional investigation.
Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old technician from Uttar Pradesh, committed suicide at his home in Bengaluru earlier this year in January. He left behind a 1.5-hour video clip and a 24-page note. The technician accused his estranged wife and her family of harassing him and making false accusations against him in the note and video. Additionally, he displayed a sign in his home that said, "Justice is Due."
On march 28, a techie from Bengaluru is accused of killing his wife, packing her body in a suitcase, and then escaping to Pune. According to police sources, the crime was committed because the wife was unable to find employment. Gauri Anil Sambekar, the victim, was 32 years old and had experience in communication and the media. Rakesh was a project manager at Hitachi, and she was unemployed and living at home.
On march 28, a techie from Bengaluru is accused of killing his wife, packing her body in a suitcase, and then escaping to Pune. According to police sources, the crime was committed because the wife was unable to find employment. Gauri Anil Sambekar, the victim, was 32 years old and had experience in communication and the media. Rakesh was a project manager at Hitachi, and she was unemployed and living at home.
