Man kills self, blames woman doctor in note

CHENNAI: A 31-year-old man hanged himself at his house in Thiruporur, 42km from Chennai, on Tuesday.

T V Ramesh, who was running an internet browsing centre near his house, left behind a two-page suicide note addressed to his wife Bhuvana and their two daughters. In the note, he said a woman doctor with whom he had an affair was responsible for his death.

Police said Ramesh's family was away when he took the extreme step. His brother-in-law Kannan had brought dinner for him on Monday night. He found the door locked from inside. He peeped through the window and saw Ramesh hanging from a ceiling fan. Thiruporur police went to Ramesh's house and sent his body to the government hospital in Chengalpet for postmortem.

According to police, Ramesh's suicide note says that he had borrowed money from a woman doctor who runs a clinic in Chennai. He later developed an affair with her. But when he failed to return the money, the doctor engaged some hooligans in Thiruporur and threatened him.

"I am not able to bear the torture meted out by them," read the suicide note. "The doctor administered me sedatives and drugs excessively. The doctor sexually exploited me after medication. I am not able to fight her. So I am taking this step. Bhuvana, please forgive me. Don't beat our children and take care of them well. The doctor betrayed me." Ramesh is survived by his wife Bhuvana, daughter Varshini and son Mukilan. Based on Bhuvana's complaint, police have registered a case under Section 174 (unnatural death ) of the Criminal Procedure Code (Cr PC). 

Source: www.timesofindia.com