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Beltangady: Mentally challenged hangs himself at home

  •   Sun, Aug 14 2016 11:04:46 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Beltangady (SP)

Beltangady, Aug 14: Prakash (47), son of Ramappa Poojary living in Daddu, Rayi village, committed suicide by hanging himself from the roof beams of his home on Saturday August 13. Prakash was a mentally challenged person.

Prakash has left behind wife and a daughter.

Prakash, who was working in a textiles shop at Moodbidri, had taken leave since a few days because of aggravation of his mental problems. The family had recently built a new home, and family members were in that house. The family members had retired for the night after dinner on Friday. At around 4 am on Saturday, someone noticed that Prakash was not at home.

A thorough search revealed that Prakash has hanged himself from the beams of the roof of the old family house, policemen said.

A case about the incident stands registered in rural police station here. Zilla panchayat members, M Tungappa Bangera and Daranendra Kmar visited the spot and consoled the members of the bereaved family.
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Aug 15 2016

    RIP.may his Soul rest in peace.heartfelt sympathy to his Family.was it really a suicide?thorough Investigation is needed.why the home People didnt notice he was not at home.so sorry.

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