BENGALURU: A 23-year-old lady and her 28-year-old husband committed suicide after they fought over the previous’s alleged Facebook dependancy in their north Bengaluru residence on Monday morning, even as their two-year-old son sat in the hall.
Anoop, 28, a deputy manager with a poultry food manufacturing unit in Peenya, and his wife Soumya Anooop, 23, a homemaker, were discovered hanging from the ceiling in two separate rooms. Bagalagunte police stated they aren't certain who committed suicide first however suspect certainly one of them discovered the other to have taken the intense step and followed swimsuit.
The couple from Somawarpet in Kodagu district has been residing at Ramaiah Layout close to Bagalgunte, off Tumakuru Road, for the past one-and-a-half years.
According to police, Anoop used to be upset over his wife spending lengthy hours on Facebook and warned her several occasions against doing so.
On Sunday night too, the couple had a verbal altercation over the topic. Following this, Anoop referred to as Soumya’s brother Ravichandra in Somawarpet at 11.30pm and asked him to take his sister to her house as he used to be now not interested to reside along with her. Ravichandra convinced Anoop that he would communicate to Soumya and asked him to not exacerbate the topic till he visited Bengaluru and spoke to her.
Meanwhile, Soumya referred to as her brother round 7.30am on Monday and mentioned her conflict with Anoop. She asked him to come to Bengaluru. Ravichandra promised her that he can be in the town on the earliest and left for the city. Ravichandra reached his sister’s residence round 1.30pm, however none opened the door. He instantly knowledgeable police. Cops broke open the door best to find the couple’s two-year-old son Hardik sitting in the hall. They discovered Soumya hanging from the ceiling fan in one room and Anoop in some other room. No suicide observe used to be discovered from the house.
Bagalagunte police have registered a case of unnatural demise in keeping with the complaint by way of Ravichandra. The our bodies were handed over to members of the family after postmortem.
“We’ve recorded the statements of the couple’s neighbours and house proprietor Lakshmi Devi who lives in the same development. She stated she heard the couple arguing on Sunday night. The conflict over Facebook might be the primary reason why for the incident,” a police officer stated.
Anoop, 28, a deputy manager with a poultry food manufacturing unit in Peenya, and his wife Soumya Anooop, 23, a homemaker, were discovered hanging from the ceiling in two separate rooms. Bagalagunte police stated they aren't certain who committed suicide first however suspect certainly one of them discovered the other to have taken the intense step and followed swimsuit.
The couple from Somawarpet in Kodagu district has been residing at Ramaiah Layout close to Bagalgunte, off Tumakuru Road, for the past one-and-a-half years.
According to police, Anoop used to be upset over his wife spending lengthy hours on Facebook and warned her several occasions against doing so.
On Sunday night too, the couple had a verbal altercation over the topic. Following this, Anoop referred to as Soumya’s brother Ravichandra in Somawarpet at 11.30pm and asked him to take his sister to her house as he used to be now not interested to reside along with her. Ravichandra convinced Anoop that he would communicate to Soumya and asked him to not exacerbate the topic till he visited Bengaluru and spoke to her.
Meanwhile, Soumya referred to as her brother round 7.30am on Monday and mentioned her conflict with Anoop. She asked him to come to Bengaluru. Ravichandra promised her that he can be in the town on the earliest and left for the city. Ravichandra reached his sister’s residence round 1.30pm, however none opened the door. He instantly knowledgeable police. Cops broke open the door best to find the couple’s two-year-old son Hardik sitting in the hall. They discovered Soumya hanging from the ceiling fan in one room and Anoop in some other room. No suicide observe used to be discovered from the house.
Bagalagunte police have registered a case of unnatural demise in keeping with the complaint by way of Ravichandra. The our bodies were handed over to members of the family after postmortem.
“We’ve recorded the statements of the couple’s neighbours and house proprietor Lakshmi Devi who lives in the same development. She stated she heard the couple arguing on Sunday night. The conflict over Facebook might be the primary reason why for the incident,” a police officer stated.
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