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Mumbai law graduate dies after jump, police charge two women with abetment of suicide

A 24-year-old law graduate in Bandra East, Mumbai, jumped from his 13th-floor apartment after threats from two women, prompting police to file an abetment-of-suicide case against them.

A 24-year-old law graduate residing in Bandra East, Mumbai, was found dead after he jumped from the 13th-floor window of his apartment. Police say the fatal act followed a series of threats from a woman he had dated while studying in Bangalore and her older sister, who warned they would lodge a police complaint against him. The youth, who shared the flat with his parents and younger brother and was employed as a law clerk working from home, had shown signs of severe stress, prompting his mother to confront him.

On the day of the incident, after receiving a call from friends confirming the threats, he locked himself in his bedroom and jumped, despite his mother’s attempts to open the door and a crowd gathering below. He was taken to a hospital where doctors declared him dead. Kherwadi Police have now charged the two women with abetment of suicide.

Why it matters

The case underscores how personal threats can drive suicide and lead to criminal charges in India.

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