MP Radiotherapist Dies by Suicide in Faridabad:Wife called police over a dispute, and during the conversation, he jumped from 15th floor

A radiotherapist tragically died after jumping from the 15th floor of his apartment in Greater Faridabad on Friday night. Yogesh Sengar reportedly argued with his wife, Neha Rawat, who called the police. When police arrived, Neha was speaking to them outside the building. Suddenly, Yogesh jumped from their 15th-floor home. He lived there with his wife and 6-year-old son for about six months. Authorities believe fear of police action may have driven him to take this step. Yogesh’s mother had been staying with them to help raise their son, which reportedly caused tension between him and Neha. The couple had returned from Yogesh’s hometown, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, on October 23. Police have registered a case of abetment to suicide against Neha Rawat, her parents, and two brothers at Bhupani police station. PHOTOS of suicide… Wife started talking to the police, just then Yogesh fell from above
On the third day of Yogesh’s death, a 43-second video has surfaced. This video was recorded by someone in Pearl Society itself. It shows that at night, a police jeep stops in the society. A woman is found standing in front, with a purse hanging on her shoulder. As soon as they get out of the jeep, the policemen ask, “Did you make the call?” The woman replies, “Yes, uncle.” To this, the policeman says in a strict tone, “Look, you called the police for a second, and then got busy with your father. We’ve been wandering like this for 15 minutes. You didn’t give the address, where should we come?” “Until there’s proper contact, how will we reach?” Just then the woman looks upwards, and right in front of the police team, someone falls to the ground. A loud sound is heard and the woman runs towards that direction, shouting “Yogesh-Yogesh!” Read the tragic story of love, marriage, and death, in sequence Neha had filed a divorce case
According to the police, Neha had filed a divorce case against Yogesh. The first hearing for the divorce case in Delhi’s Saket Court was scheduled for November 17. Both did not want to live with each other. There was also a dispute between them regarding the custody of the child. Case against 5, including wife
Bhupani Police Station in-charge Sangram Dahiya said that in the case, Yogesh’s wife Neha Rawat, mother Shanti Rawat, father Veer Singh Rawat, brothers Ashish and Amit Rawat have been booked for abetment to suicide. However, no accused has been arrested yet. Police are investigating the matter.