In a tragic incident Peter Gollapalli, a resident of Hubballi, Karnataka ended his life due to alleged mental and emotional harassment by his wife. The young man left behind a suicide note accusing his wife of wanting him dead. The case has reignited discussions on mental health and marital discord.

Another Shocking Incident Following Atul Subhash’s Case

This incident comes shortly after Atul Subhash’s widely discussed case where a 24 page suicide note detailed allegations of spousal abuse. Similarly Peter’s death highlights ongoing issues of marital conflict and its devastating consequences.

What Happened.?

Peter Gollapalli married for just two years had been living apart from his wife Pinky for three months due to escalating disputes. On Sunday he was found dead at home, leaving a note addressed to his father.

The note read

“Father, I’m sorry. My wife Pinky wants me dead. I’m dying because of her torture.”

Family Speaks Out

Peter’s brother Jayal revealed that the couple had been facing serious marital issues. They had been in the midst of a divorce case where Pinky’s family allegedly demanded Rs 20 lakh as compensation. Peter was reportedly under immense stress due to these demands.

Jayal further stated that Pinky’s frequent visits to her maternal home and harsh remarks worsened Peter’s mental state. “She told him she wouldn’t return, even if he died,” Jayal said.

Father's Allegations

Peter’s father Obayya claimed that his son’s deteriorating mental health was due to his wife’s abusive behaviour and financial demands. He also alleged that an argument during Peter’s office meeting instigated by Pinky led to him losing his job.

Police Investigation Underway

The police have registered a case under Section 108 of the Indian Penal Code (abetment to suicide). Authorities are analysing Peter’s suicide note and other evidence to determine the next steps.

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Impact and Awareness

Peter’s death underscores the urgent need for addressing mental health issues in marriages and relationships. Societal and legal systems must offer better support to individuals under emotional distress.

This tragic incident is a stark reminder that unresolved disputes and mental health issues can have devastating consequences. It’s a call for everyone to promote open communication, empathy and timely intervention to prevent such losses.

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