Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old Indian tech professional, was found dead in his Bengaluru home on Monday (Dec 10). Police are investigating his death as a suicide.&nbsp;Subhash, originally from Uttar Pradesh, had been living alone in the Manjunath Layout area of Marathahalli after separating from his wife.&nbsp;In his last social media post on X, Subhash tagged US President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk he wrote, "I will be dead when you read this. A legal genocide of men happening in India."&nbsp;

Before taking his life, Subhash sent a chilling 24-page death note to several contacts, which was also shared on a WhatsApp group associated with an NGO he had been involved with.&nbsp;

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The note, which has since gone viral, begins with the words "Justice is Due" and details Subhash’s ongoing struggles. In the note, he accused his wife, who works at Accenture, and her family, including her mother, brother, and uncle, of subjecting him to emotional and mental abuse. He described the harassment as a key factor in his despair, citing marital discord and legal battles that had escalated over time.

In the note, Subhash detailed the ongoing legal cases he was facing, including a domestic violence complaint filed by his wife. He also appealed to the NGO he was involved with to support his parents and loved ones after his death.

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Subhash's note also made a painful reference to his four-year-old son, whom he claimed had been used as a pawn by his wife and her family in their attempts to extort maintenance payments from him.&nbsp;

<h2>Police investigation underway</h2>

A senior police officer confirmed that a case of unnatural death has been filed. Charges of abetment have been brought against Subhash’s wife and her relatives following a complaint from a neighbour. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding Subhash's death and any potential involvement.

 
(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

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Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old Indian tech professional, was found dead in his Bengaluru home on Monday (Dec 10). Police are investigating his death as a suicide. Subhash, originally from Uttar Pradesh, had been living alone in the Manjunath Layout area of Marathahalli after separating from his wife.

Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old Indian tech professional, was found dead in his Bengaluru home on Monday (Dec 10). Police are investigating his death as a suicide. Subhash, originally from Uttar Pradesh, had been living alone in the Manjunath Layout area of Marathahalli after separating from his wife. In his last social media post on X, Subhash tagged US President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk he wrote, "I will be dead when you read this. A legal genocide of men happening in India." Before taking his life, Subhash sent a chilling 24-page death note to several contacts, which was also shared on a WhatsApp group associated with an NGO he had been involved with. Also Read | J&K: Anti-terror operations intensified, property worth Rs 70 million attached in Kashmir region The note, which has since gone viral, begins with the words "Justice is Due" and details Subhash’s ongoing struggles. In the note, he accused his wife, who works at Accenture, and her family, including her mother, brother, and uncle, of subjecting him to emotional and mental abuse. He described the harassment as a key factor in his despair, citing marital discord and legal battles that had escalated over time. In the note, Subhash detailed the ongoing legal cases he was facing, including a domestic violence complaint filed by his wife. He also appealed to the NGO he was involved with to support his parents and loved ones after his death. Also Read | India: Top court asks Modi govt to create more jobs, not rely on free ration scheme Subhash's note also made a painful reference to his four-year-old son, whom he claimed had been used as a pawn by his wife and her family in their attempts to extort maintenance payments from him. Police investigation underway A senior police officer confirmed that a case of unnatural death has been filed. Charges of abetment have been brought against Subhash’s wife and her relatives following a complaint from a neighbour. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding Subhash's death and any potential involvement. (With inputs from agencies) Get help & support for suicide If you or someone you know wants help for mental well-being, don’t hesitate to talk to a professional. You can contact local authorities and also encourage the person to contact a suicide prevention hotline using the information in the above link. WION is not associated with any of these organisations and does not make any recommendations.

Bengaluru techie dies by suicide, tags Musk and Trump in last post, accuses wife of harassment

The CEO of an artificial intelligence company based in the Indian city of Bengaluru, Suchana Seth who has been accused of the gruesome murder of her four-year-old in the state of Goa sent a message to her estranged husband asking if he could meet their son before allegedly killing him.&nbsp;

<h2>Details about the message</h2>

Amid the ongoing investigation into the case, it was found that the 39-year-old asked her estranged husband Venkatraman PR on January 6 if he could meet their son the next day, in Bengaluru, according to media reports citing police sources.&nbsp;

However, it is believed that Suchana did not actually have any plans for the meeting to happen since her booking in the Indian state of Goa was from January 6 to January 10, while Venkatraman was still in Bengaluru, reported the Indian Express.

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He reportedly replied to Suchana’s message and showed up at the place where she had asked him to come to meet their son and waited for two hours.&nbsp;

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While waiting, Venkatraman reportedly called and messaged Suchana, but received no response so he left for the Indonesian capital Jakarta, on the same day where he was supposed to go for a business trip.&nbsp;

Suchana has been accused of murdering her son in a hotel room in Goa, reportedly over a bitter custody battle with her husband. It has been previously reported that the 39-year-old told her friends and family members that the son reminded her of her estranged husband’s face.

<h2>About the case</h2>

The 39-year-old CEO of an AI startup Mindful AI Lab, Suchana was arrested for allegedly murdering her four-year-old son in Goa by suffocating her son after giving him a high dose of cough syrup, according to reports.&nbsp;

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A police official told the PTI that the finding of empty cough syrup bottles indicates that Suchana might have given a heavy dose of the medicine to her son and that it was a pre-planned murder.

Suchana Seth allegedly smothered her child to death either with a cloth or a pillow, according to officials cited by the PTI.

The Bengaluru-based techie allegedly killed her son in an apartment at Candolim in Goa and stuffed the body in a bag before taking it to neighbouring Karnataka in a taxi, police said.

She was arrested on January 8 by Goa Police at Chitradurga in Karnataka. The motive behind the killing of her son is not known yet.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The CEO of an artificial intelligence company based in the Indian city of Bengaluru, Suchana Seth who has been accused of the gruesome murder of her four-year-old in the state of Goa sent a message to her estranged husband asking if he could meet their son before allegedly killing him.

The CEO of an artificial intelligence company based in the Indian city of Bengaluru, Suchana Seth who has been accused of the gruesome murder of her four-year-old in the state of Goa sent a message to her estranged husband asking if he could meet their son before allegedly killing him. Details about the message Amid the ongoing investigation into the case, it was found that the 39-year-old asked her estranged husband Venkatraman PR on January 6 if he could meet their son the next day, in Bengaluru, according to media reports citing police sources. However, it is believed that Suchana did not actually have any plans for the meeting to happen since her booking in the Indian state of Goa was from January 6 to January 10, while Venkatraman was still in Bengaluru, reported the Indian Express. ALSO WATCH | Bengaluru CEO Suchana Seth charged with the murder of 4-year-old son in Goa He reportedly replied to Suchana’s message and showed up at the place where she had asked him to come to meet their son and waited for two hours. ALSO READ | Suchana Seth son murder case: This is how alert hotel staff, a clever cab driver led to her arrest While waiting, Venkatraman reportedly called and messaged Suchana, but received no response so he left for the Indonesian capital Jakarta, on the same day where he was supposed to go for a business trip. Suchana has been accused of murdering her son in a hotel room in Goa, reportedly over a bitter custody battle with her husband. It has been previously reported that the 39-year-old told her friends and family members that the son reminded her of her estranged husband’s face. About the case The 39-year-old CEO of an AI startup Mindful AI Lab, Suchana was arrested for allegedly murdering her four-year-old son in Goa by suffocating her son after giving him a high dose of cough syrup, according to reports. ALSO READ | Who is Suchana Seth? Bengaluru CEO arrested for ‘murdering’ her four-year-old son in Goa A police official told the PTI that the finding of empty cough syrup bottles indicates that Suchana might have given a heavy dose of the medicine to her son and that it was a pre-planned murder. Suchana Seth allegedly smothered her child to death either with a cloth or a pillow, according to officials cited by the PTI. The Bengaluru-based techie allegedly killed her son in an apartment at Candolim in Goa and stuffed the body in a bag before taking it to neighbouring Karnataka in a taxi, police said. She was arrested on January 8 by Goa Police at Chitradurga in Karnataka. The motive behind the killing of her son is not known yet. (With inputs from agencies)

Bengaluru CEO Suchana Seth messaged husband before allegedly killing four-year-old son: Report

Police officials said on Monday that they have formed teams to investigate the disappearance of a 29-year-old software engineer working in the city who has been missing since last Monday (December 18) ever since he put up his car for sale online.

Kumar Ajitabh, who is from Patna, had listed his vehicle on online marketplace Olx for sale.

His friends suspect that he had gone out on the evening of December 18, around 6:30 pm, to meet a prospective car buyer.

Police say his phone is switched off and that its WhatsApp was active till about 7:10 pm that evening.

Ajitabh, who had been residing in Bengaluru with a friend since 2010, had got through an executive MBA programme at Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata and was about to shift from the city.

The car, which he put up for sale to fund his studies, also has not yet been traced, police said.

Ajitabh&#39;s phone was last tracked to Gunjur on the outskirts of the city.

The engineer&#39;s family and friends have also started a social media campaign with hashtag #FindAjitabh.&nbsp;

Police officials said on Monday that they have formed teams to investigate the disappearance of a 29-year-old software engineer working in the city who has been missing since ever since he put up his car for sale online

Police officials said on Monday that they have formed teams to investigate the disappearance of a 29-year-old software engineer working in the city who has been missing since last Monday (December 18) ever since he put up his car for sale online. Kumar Ajitabh, who is from Patna, had listed his vehicle on online marketplace Olx for sale. His friends suspect that he had gone out on the evening of December 18, around 6:30 pm, to meet a prospective car buyer. Police say his phone is switched off and that its WhatsApp was active till about 7:10 pm that evening. Ajitabh, who had been residing in Bengaluru with a friend since 2010, had got through an executive MBA programme at Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata and was about to shift from the city. The car, which he put up for sale to fund his studies, also has not yet been traced, police said. Ajitabh's phone was last tracked to Gunjur on the outskirts of the city. The engineer's family and friends have also started a social media campaign with hashtag #FindAjitabh.

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Bengaluru techie dies by suicide, tags Musk and Trump in last post, accuses wife of harassment

Bengaluru CEO Suchana Seth messaged husband before allegedly killing four-year-old son: Report

Bengaluru: Techie goes missing after putting up car for sale