Man ends life, names two in suicide note

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:30 AM Jun 10, 2025 IST

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A man died by suicide by hanging himself in his house here on Monday. A suicide note was recovered from his pocket, which led to his identification as 50-year-old Rajinder Singh. The incident occurred in Sherpur Kalan village.

Rajinder was staying alone in his house. His wife and son are staying abroad. The police sent the body to a government hospital for autopsy. His brother-in-law, Baljinder Singh, said Rajinder had messaged him before taking the extreme step. The names of two persons were written in the suicide note.

The family refused to perform the last rites till a case was registered and the suspect was arrested.

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