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Crime
Jaipur Sales Manager's Suicide Sparks Accusations Against Wife and In-Laws
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 15 Aug 2026, 08:36 AM
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In Jaipur, 33‑year‑old sales manager Jitin Kumar took his own life after leaving a four‑page note accusing his wife and in‑laws of trying to separate him from his daughter and demanding 20 lakh rupees. Police have registered a case.
A 33‑year‑old sales manager in Jaipur, Jitin Kumar, was found dead in his residence on Thursday, having apparently taken his own life. The incident came to light after a four‑page suicide note was discovered, which detailed grievances against his wife and her family.
In the note, Kumar alleged that his wife and in‑laws had been attempting to separate him from his daughter and had demanded a sum of 20 lakh rupees. He expressed deep frustration and feelings of betrayal, claiming that these actions had pushed him to the brink.
The Jaipur Police have registered a case under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code, citing the contents of the note as evidence. Investigators are expected to probe the accusations and determine whether any criminal liability exists against the parties named.
The incident has drawn attention to the pressures faced by professionals in the region, and authorities have urged families to address domestic disputes through dialogue rather than resorting to extreme measures.
In the note, Kumar alleged that his wife and in‑laws had been attempting to separate him from his daughter and had demanded a sum of 20 lakh rupees. He expressed deep frustration and feelings of betrayal, claiming that these actions had pushed him to the brink.
The Jaipur Police have registered a case under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code, citing the contents of the note as evidence. Investigators are expected to probe the accusations and determine whether any criminal liability exists against the parties named.
The incident has drawn attention to the pressures faced by professionals in the region, and authorities have urged families to address domestic disputes through dialogue rather than resorting to extreme measures.