Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash's mother-in-law and brother-in-law, who have been named in the abetment of suicide case filed by Atul's brother, have reportedly left their residence in UP's Jaunpur. Nisha Singhania,

The tragic suicide of a 34-year-old tech professional, Atul Subhash, in Bengaluru has brought allegations of harassment, extortion, and abuse of law and authority to the main focus.

Subhash's body was found hanging at his residence in the Manjunath Layout area, which falls under the Marathahalli police station limits

The mother-in-law and the brother-in-law of techie Atul Subhash, who committed suicide in Bengaluru, fled their home in Jaunpur on Thursday, even as Uttar Pradesh Police said it was yet to receive any official communication from Karnataka.

A tragic video reveals the desperate escape of Atul Subhash's in-laws as they face allegations of harassment following his heartbreaking suicide.

The parents of 34-year-old techie also stressed that the allegations made by Atul in his suicide note against his wife and her family were '100 per cent true,' and that his suicide note shows how frustrated he was.

Atul grew up in Bihar, where he completed his education before relocating to Bengaluru to pursue a career in the private sector.

In the wake of Atul Subhash's heartbreaking suicide, candlelight vigils across India are uniting voices to demand justice and raise awareness about domestic abuse.

The family members of the techie’s wife, Nikita Singhania, say they are not guilty of what happened and will release all the proof soon.

A video has surfaced in the suicide case of engineer Atul Subhash in Bengaluru, who took the extreme step due to alleged harassment by his wife and in-laws. The video shows the accused wife Nikita’s mother and brother sneaking out of the house.

In the latest episode of India Upfront, Pranesh Roy discusses Outrage Pours Against System As Bengaluru Techie 'Harassed' To Death. Marathahalli police on Wednesday registered an FIR against four individuals,