A 30-year-old man in Narsinghpur died by suicide by hanging, alleging harassment by his wife and in-laws. Before his death, he posted a video on social media claiming that his wife and her family told him, ‘Even if you die, we will not come.’ After the video surfaced, the case has taken a serious turn. The incident occurred in Khairi Naka village of Narsinghpur district. The deceased, Pramod Mehra (30), son of Patiram Mehra and a resident of the Kotwali police station area, worked as an electrician at Chavara Vidyapeeth School. Before ending his life, he posted a Facebook video alleging mental harassment by his wife and in-laws and appealing for justice. Pramod was married in 2020. Man alleges in-laws’ mental harassment In the video, Pramod stated that after a minor dispute with his wife on the 8th, her family (his in-laws) took her with them. After this, they refused to send his wife back. Pramod alleged that his in-laws told him that even if he died, his wife would not return. In-laws took his daughters also with them Pramod also said in the video that he has two young daughters, who were also not being sent to him. He accused his brother-in-law Sohan, father-in-law, elder brother-in-law, mother-in-law, and a person named Jeetu of mentally instigating him and breaking up his home. Young man’s mother said – beaten at in-laws’ house Post navigation MP Evening Wrap:Voting concludes for 29 corporations in Maharashtra civic polls 2026; Chinese Manjha injures several on Makar Sankranti across state more Death penalty for convict in child rape and murder case:Court says incident recalls Nirbhaya case; calls it ‘Rarest of rare’
