Subhash Bhimrao Dudhal : “42-Year-Old Police Officer Found Dead on Tracks in Beed, Suicide Note Discovered – Republic World”

Accident – Death – Obituary News :

Mumbai Police Officer Found Dead on Railway Tracks in Beed District

Mumbai: A tragic incident unfolded in Maharashtra’s Beed district as the lifeless body of a 42-year-old police officer was discovered on the railway tracks on a fateful Saturday morning. Inspector Subhash Bhimrao Dudhal, a dedicated member of the Economic Offences Wing of Pune CID, was identified as the deceased in this heart-wrenching incident.

Details of the Incident

Inspector Dudhal is suspected to have taken his own life by jumping in front of an oncoming train near the Parli Vaijnath railway station on Friday night. The grim discovery of his body, tragically cut into two pieces, was made by officials of the Government Railway Police (GRP).

Unfolding of Events

A note found in Dudhal’s pocket, with a specific date and time, indicated that he made the heartbreaking decision due to family issues. The police are currently puzzled as to why Dudhal chose to travel all the way to Parli, a distance of over 300 km from Pune, before carrying out this devastating act.

Ongoing Investigation

Authorities are diligently conducting further investigations to unravel the circumstances leading to this tragic incident. The GRP official overseeing the case highlighted the need for a thorough examination to shed light on the events that transpired.

Resources for Mental Health Support

If you or someone you know is struggling with depression or in crisis, it is essential to seek help. Here are some mental health helpline and suicide prevention contact details:

AASRA – We’re Here To Help

Phone: 91-9820466726

Timings: 24*7

Languages: English, Hindi

Sanjeevani (Delhi)

Phone: 011 24311918, 011 24318883

Operating Hours: Mon-Fri (10am-5.30pm)

Fortis Stress Helpline (Delhi)

Phone: +918376804102

Timing: 24X7

It is crucial to extend support and compassion to those battling mental health challenges, and reaching out for help is a sign of strength and resilience. Let us stand together in promoting mental well-being and offering assistance to those in need.

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