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Mohali, September 19 A Punjab Police DSP reportedly committed suicide by consuming some poisonous substance at his residence in Guru Teg Bahadur Colony. The deceased, Manwinder Singh, was posted at the Punjab Police headquarters in Chandigarh. The police said in the voice message box of his cellphone, the DSP held nobody responsible for his death. “In a 12-page letter, the DSP indicated that he was being harassed by his wife, who was living separately at Jalandhar with their three children,” said a police officer. After consuming the poison at around 1 am yesterday, Manwinder Singh called his friend Balwinder Singh, who took him to a private hospital at Morinda. Manwinder died around 12.30 pm today in the hospital. The police said Manwinder’s wife Harjinder Kaur had also filed a criminal case against him following which he slipped into depression. The deceased had written that the lock of his house should be opened in the presence of mediapersons after his death and the copy of the letter should also be dispatched to the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court. In the letter, he mentioned that his car should be given to his father Avtar Singh and valuables and cash to his mother Seetal Kaur. Station house officer Vijay Kumar said inquest proceedings under Section 174 of the CrPC had been initiated.
The Tribune
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RIP. But how can a woman harass anybody? They are physically, mentally, scientifically and genetically not capable of hurting any one. Only men do that. Women are purest pure of the homo sapiens and there is no way that they would hurt the male monsters.

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RIP. But how can a woman harass anybody? They are physically, mentally, scientifically and genetically not capable of hurting any one. Only men do that. Women are purest pure of the homo sapiens and there is no way that they would hurt the male monsters.
Agree with you.
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RIP. A request to posters to not use this case or any other case to make generalizations of gender violence in India. Let's take each case individually and look into who is the criminal/victim on the basis of evidence.

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Esne to naak hi kata di tamam Bhartiya Purusho ki.
I am pretty sure if somebody had made such a post against a female victim, all resident messiah's would have called that person all sort of names. This is misandry which is prevalent in society at subconcious level.
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RIP. A request to posters to not use this case or any other case to make generalizations of gender violence in India. Let's take each case individually and look into who is the criminal/victim on the basis of evidence.
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