Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (MS)
Bengaluru, Jun 7: A 24-year-old youth, engineer by profession who was working for a prestigious IT company of the city, killed himself just hours before getting his marriage registered allegedly due to the mental torture caused by his fiancée.
Dominic Rozariyo, a resident of Vasantnagar in the city is the unfortunate person who took his own life at around 11 am on Friday. He used to work for a prestigious company at its office at Marathahalli.
According to the information given by the police, the deceased was set to marry a girl at 3 pm on Friday. However, he committed suicide at 11 am when his parents were not at home. The parents of the deceased were shocked to see their son hanging from the ceiling of the house when they returned home.
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According to the statement given by the father of the deceased, his son was under mental pressure. The girl, whom he was to marry that afternoon, had told him to kill himself if he does not marry her. As Dominic could not bear the torture, he killed himself.
The girl and the deceased are from the same area of the city and were in a relationship. However, there were differences between them. The girl filed a complaint with High Grounds police in the city. The couple agreed to compromise when they were called on the same issue to the police station. However, the girl raised a complaint against the deceased again in the month of April in which she accused Dominic was avoiding her and had changed his mobile number. She also said that he was having an affair with some other girl.
Dominic was called once again to the police station. He agreed to marry the girl, as she threatened to file a case of rape against him, if he did not marry her. Then both of them went to the sub-registrar's office in the city and their marriage was fixed to be held a month later on Friday. However, Dominic killed himself hours before getting his marriage registered.
A case in this regard stands registered in the High Grounds police station.