26-Year-Old Man Arrested for Abetting Wife’s Suicide in Maharashtra

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A 26-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly abetting the suicide of his 25-year-old wife in Maharashtra’s Kalyan. The shocking incident came to light when the woman discovered that her husband had traveled to Ukraine to be with another woman with whom he had an illicit relationship. Upon learning about her husband’s infidelity, the distraught woman took the extreme step of ending her own life.

The accused, identified as Nitish Nair, had reportedly met the other woman during his work trips to Ukraine, as per a report by the Times of India. The woman’s father, Surendra Sawant, filed a complaint in September, revealing that his daughter had found out about Nair’s affair and had even seen pictures of him with the other woman.

According to the complaint, the 25-year-old woman strongly objected to her husband’s illicit relationship and warned him not to go to Ukraine again. Despite her pleas, Nair deceived her by claiming he was going to his office in Mumbai on November 8, but instead, he traveled to Ukraine once again.

Upon reaching Ukraine, Nair sent a message to his wife informing her that he had arrived and had no intention of returning home, according to the complaint. Devastated by this betrayal, the woman decided to take her own life and hanged herself at their residence.

Authorities at the Kolsewadi police station revealed that before carrying out the tragic act, the woman had sent text messages to some of her friends, informing them about her plan. The police are currently investigating the case.

This heart-wrenching incident sheds light on the increasing cases of marital discord leading to extreme consequences. It serves as a reminder of the importance of open communication, trust, and addressing relationship issues in a healthy manner.

In a separate incident, a young couple in Warasiguda ended their lives in a suicide pact, along with their four-year-old daughter. The victims, identified as 35-year-old K Sai Krishna and his wife, 30-year-old Chithralekha, were found hanging in their house in Gangaputra colony. The police discovered that the couple had written three names on the wall, which belonged to employees of a group where Chithralekha had previously worked.

Furthermore, just a few days ago, the Government Railway Police in Maharashtra’s Thane arrested two loan recovery agents from Assam for allegedly abetting the suicide of a 34-year-old woman. The woman, identified as Laxana Narendra Yadav, ended her life by jumping in front of a train at Diva in Thane district. Investigations revealed that Yadav had taken a loan of Rs 19,000 from an online platform and was being harassed by the recovery agents for repayment.

These distressing incidents highlight the need for stronger mental health support systems and awareness campaigns to address the underlying issues leading to such tragic outcomes. It is crucial for individuals facing emotional distress to seek help and for society to provide a compassionate and understanding environment.

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