Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash's wife, Nikita Singhania, has denied harassment allegations following his suicide. She claims she was the one harassed a

Bengaluru: The shocking suicide note holding his wife and her family responsible for his grave step, left behind by Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash has sparked a nationwide debate over men's rights. Amid the ongoing investigation in the Bengaluru Techie Suicide Case,

After Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash’s suicide, he left a note accusing his wife and a judge of harassment and corruption. The incident has triggered social media protests demanding action against his wife,

Bengaluru police arrested Nikita Singhania, along with her mother and brother, in connection with the suicide of her estranged husband, techie Subhash

In the latest development, Bengaluru police have arrested Atul Subhash’s wife Nikita Singhania, his brother-in-law Anurag Singhania, and his mother-in-law Nisha Singhania for an alleged abetment of the suicide of the techie.

Nikita Singhania, the estranged wife of Bengaluru-based techie Atul Subhash who died by suicide, was arrested today. Subhash's case had sparked a major outrage across the nation due to the detailed accounts he left behind,

Following the suicide of Atul Subhash, who blamed his wife and in-laws for harassment, his family seeks custody of his four-year-old son. They believe the child embodies Atul and provides solace for their grief.

The body of 33-year-old cop, a head constable at Hulimavu police station, was discovered near Baiyappanahalli in Bengaluru.

Atul Subhash left a note accusing his wife of harassment and a judge of corruption. His family claims he faced false allegations and mental anguish.

According to Shivakumar, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) for White Field Division, the three were brought before the court and subsequently sent to judicial custody. Authorities are now actively investigating the circumstances leading up to Subhash's tragic death.

Bengaluru police arrested a woman, her mother, and brother for allegedly abetting the suicide of the woman's husband, an automobile executive. The trio were apprehended across multiple states and remanded to judicial custody.