Indore Crime Round-Up: Youth Dies By Suicide Before Visiting Sister; Drug Peddler Held With 78 Gm Brown Sugar & More
The deceased who died by suicide was supposed to visit his sister's house to invite her for Rakhi celebrations but before that he hanged himself. According to the police, the deceased has been identified as Manish Wankhede, a resident of Shukla Nagar.

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Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Youth Dies By Suicide Before Visiting Sister
The deceased was supposed to visit her home for Rakhi invitation Indore A 25-year-old youth allegedly killed himself by hanging at his place under Sanyogitaganj police station limits on Sunday evening. The deceased was supposed to visit his sister's house to invite her for Rakhi celebrations but before that he hanged himself.
According to the police, the deceased has been identified as Manish Wankhede, a resident of Shukla Nagar. Manish worked as a painter. The reason behind his extreme decision could not be established as yet. His family members said that there is a tradition to call sister back to her maternal home the day before Rakhi, where the brother is also supposed to have a meal at her place. After returning from work in the evening, Manish's elder brother Ashish asked him to get ready so they could go to their sister's house together. Manish went into his room to get ready but did not return. When Ashish went to check on him after about half-an-hour, he found Manish hanging.
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The officials received information that the accused used to sell drugs from his flat. Acting on a tip-off, police reached the mentioned place and nabbed him from his place. When police inspected his house, they found 78 grams of brown sugar from a tiffin. The police registered a case against the accused under relevant sections of NDPS Act. He is being further interrogated for his drug source.
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The purse contained the cash and a mobile phone. The police registered a case against the accused under section 304 of the BNS and began a probe. In another incident, two bike-borne miscreants snatched a mobile phone from a youth under MIG police station circle. A case was registered on Sunday against them under section 304(2) of the BNS on the complaint of one Yash Gangra, a resident of Anoop Nagar. Gangra told police that he was walking in his colony when two unidentified individuals came on a bike and snatched his mobile phone.
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