NAGPUR: The city on Wednesday reported three suicide incidents in different localities.
While the exact reason behind two suicides could not be ascertained, one suicide had the reason of not being able to bear separation from two-year-old daughter.
Police recorded a case of accidental deaths in all three cases.
In suicide note, deceased Ravi Sidam, a resident of Raghuji Nagar, mentioned that he could not become a good father and that his daughter will get a good father in her next life.
Police said Sidam used to work as a clerk in the Nagpur bench of Bombay high court.
A month ago, following a quarrel, his wife Monali shifted to her parents’ home in Chakrapani Nagar along with their daughter Morvi.
Sidam could not bear this and started consuming alcohol, police said.
When he did not open the door on Tuesday, neighbours informed Monali, who came there and informed Sakkardara police.
Police broke open the door and entered the house to find him hanging from the ceiling fan.
In another incident, a 20-year-old Altaf Sheikh a resident of Chandrapur, who recently shifted to Nagpur at his sister’s place in Qutub Shah Nagar, ended his life by hanging himself from the ceiling fan on Tuesday evening.
Police are yet to ascertain the cause of his suicide.
In a similar case, one Kapil Samarth, 42, a resident of Reshimbagh, ended his life by hanging himself from the ceiling fan on Tuesday evening.
Exact cause of Samarth’s suicide was also not known to the Wathoda police, who are probing the case further.
Nagpur city reports three suicides in 24 hours
