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In a disturbing incident from Tumakuru, Karnataka, a married man named Salman Pasha was rescued just in time after he attempted suicide during a Facebook Live session. In the video, he alleged mental harassment by his wife and her relatives.

According to a report by NDTV, Salman married Syed Nikhath Firdose four years ago. Two years into their marriage, he moved to Kuwait for employment, while his wife was pregnant with their second child.

After Salman left for Kuwait, his wife reportedly shifted to her maternal home, which sparked ongoing disputes between the couple.

Upon his return to India, Salman attempted suicide and went live on Facebook, accusing his wife, her family members, and one particular relative of mentally harassing him and demanding money.

He further alleged that his wife was involved in an illicit relationship with a relative and claimed he was denied access to his two children even after coming back to India.

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Salman also alleged that the women's police station sided with his wife's family and stated he had been previously jailed in a false case lodged against him.

Shortly after making these allegations on the live video, Salman attempted suicide but was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment and is currently undergoing care.

Following the incident, his wife refuted all accusations, labelling them as false and manipulative.

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“Earlier too, he had created drama by pretending to drink soap water, and he has threatened to pour acid on me at my workplace. I had already filed a complaint about his threats. Now he is only trying to create drama to gain sympathy," she was quoted as saying in the report.

Salman’s family has registered a complaint and is demanding a fair and impartial probe into the matter. An investigation is currently underway.