Bengaluru News: A young tech professional couple from Telangana died by suicide in a tragic sequence of events at their residence in Bengaluru.
Bengaluru IBM Techie Jumps To Death From 17th Floor After Husband Found Hanging
According to a report by NDTV, Bhanu Chander Reddy Kunta (32), a software engineer from Siddipet district in Telangana, allegedly died by suicide by hanging himself inside a room of their apartment on Monday.
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His wife, Bibi Shaziya Siraj (31), who worked with IBM, a leading tech company, became suspicious when the room remained locked, and her husband did not respond to repeated knocking.
She alerted the apartment's security personnel and neighbours for help. When residents forced open the door, they found Bhanu hanging inside the room.
Shortly after discovering her husband's body, Shaziya allegedly jumped from the 17th floor of the same residential complex, leading to her death, the NDTV report added.
Police have registered two separate cases of unnatural deaths based on the complaint by a family member of the couple in Telangana. An investigation is currently underway to examine several possible factors that may have led to the deaths, including health issues, relationship problems, and emotional distress.
Authorities are awaiting post-mortem reports, which are expected to provide further clarity on the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Police have registered a case of abetment to suicide against seven individuals, including the wife.
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