Law grad jumps to death from 13th floor in Bandra after women ‘threatened’ to frame him
A 24-year-old law graduate in Mumbai died by suicide after being threatened by two women who allegedly intended to frame him in a legal case. Police have registered a case of abetment of suicide against the accused.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the severe impact of harassment and legal threats on mental health and the legal implications of abetment.
MUMBAI: Kherwadi Police have registered a case of abetment of suicide against two women after a 24-year-old law grad jumped to his death from his 13th floor apartment in Bandra East recently.Police said the two women were threatening to frame him in a police case which had resulted in the young man getting severely stressed out.According to the police, the deceased youth lived with his parents and younger brother at Bandra East. He used to work as a law clerk with a judge earlier but was currently working from home.His mother noticed that he was looking stressed for the past few days. On Aug 6, she received a phone call from two of his friends.
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