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Caught with lover by wife, man commits suicide

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Posted: Mar 13, 2009 at 0052 hrs IST

Chandigarh A man, identified as Tarun Sharma, committed suicide shortly after his wife alleged caught him in a compromising position with his illicit lover at their residence in Sector 35 on Wednesday.

Police said Anu, the wife of the deceased, had gone to Delhi to attend a family function three days ago. “She was informed about the other woman by a neighbour and returned along with her brother on Wednesday. After gaining entry to the house, she found her husband, a taxi driver, in a compromising position with a woman, a resident of Fatehgarh Sahib and an old friend of Sharma,” said Inspector Anokh Singh, Station House Office, Sector 36 police station.

Sources said Tarun and Anu had a heated argument, following which her brother beat him up and the woman. In the evening, Tarun consumed a bottle of insecticide. He was rushed to a nearby hospital where doctors declared him dead on arrival.

The body was handed over to the family after postmortem. The SHO said: “We have initiated inquest proceedings under Section 174 of the CrPC.”

‘Depressed’ student hangs self
A 21-year-old girl reportedly committed suicide by hanging herself from the ceiling at her residence in Sector 19 on Thursday. The deceased, Jyoti, was a third-year BA student at Government College for Girls, Sector 11. The suicide came to light when Jyoti’s parents broke open the door after their repeated knocks went unanswered. “They immediately rushed Jyoti to the hospital. The doctors declared her dead on arrival,” said a police officer. Police recovered a suicide note from her room, in which Jyoti said she was suffering from depression. “I am committing suicide, although I know it is not the right step. No one is responsible for my suicide,” said a police officer, quoting Jyoti’s note.

Jyoti’s father, Pritam Chand, said he did not know his daughter was depressed. “She never discussed any such thing with me. Her death has come as a shock to the family.” Police have initiated inquest proceedings under Section 174 of the CrPC and sent the body for a postmortem.

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