Mysuru Triple Suicide Case Bride Harassment Arrested Man

The police said the woman, her mother, 44, and father, 54, left behind a note, reportedly written by the woman, holding the man responsible for their deaths.

They said the woman was engaged to another man, with her wedding scheduled for June 23 and 24.

According to a police officer, the accused, a tractor driver, was a family friend. “The woman and the man were friends, too. It is suspected that they were in a relationship but later broke up,” the officer said.

Despite the breakup, the man continued to harass the woman, demanding that she marry him. She had informed her family members, and the villagers had held a couple of meetings to warn him against interfering in her life.

However, the accused reportedly continued to harass her by sharing her private photos.

On Sunday, the villagers warned the accused again and made him delete the woman’s photos from his phone.

In the evening, the accused reportedly sent the photos to the woman’s fiancé, called him, and spoke ill of her. Her family learned about his call to the man.

The woman’s family has claimed that the accused’s action forced the family to die by suicide. “We came to know about the suicide around 7 am on Monday,” her uncle told reporters.

Tension prevailed in the village following the deaths, after which authorities deployed additional police force in the area.