Sindhu B Roopesh takes charge as the new Dakshina Kannada DC
Mangaluru: Sindu B Roopesh on Saturday took charge as the new Deputy Commissioner of Dakshina Kannada District.
Sindhu was welcomed by Addl. Deputy Commissioner Roopa, while Mangaluru Assistant Commissioner Ravichandra Naik and Tahsildar Guruprasad were also present at the office during the ceremony.
Sindhu is now the second lady Deputy Commissioner of the District after Ranjani Srikumar was the first woman Deputy Commissioner of the District in 1989.
Sindhu is also the 129th Deputy Commissioner of the District. and it is for the first time in the District's history when both DC and Additional DC will be women along with Roopa. Sindhu will replace Sasikanth Senthil who resigned from Indian Administrative Services on Friday in a shocking move.
Batting for women empowerment, Sindhu urged more women to take up civil and uniform services as their careers, while also expressing her happiness over being appointed as only the second woman DC of the District.
She also sought assistance and cooperation from the residents of the District in ensuring smooth administration.
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UP: Sambhal man kills self; leaves behind suicide note accusing wife, her family of harassment
Sambhal (UP), Mar 4 (PTI): A 30-year-old man allegedly killed himself on Tuesday in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal district, with his family claiming that he has left a suicide note behind accusing his wife and in-laws of harassment, police said.
However police said that they are verifying whether the suicide note matches his handwriting.
According to his family, Gaurav Kumar, from Mausampur village in Ainchoda Kamboh area, consumed a poisonous substance on Sunday, following which his condition deteriorated, and he died during treatment at a hospital on Tuesday.
Based on a complaint complaint filed by Gaurav's father, Krishnapal Singh, an FIR has been registered against his wife, Priya, her mother and brother, and an investigation has been launched into the matter, police said.
Krishnapal alleged that his son had married Priya, a resident of Alinagar, Sonakpur in Moradabad district, a year ago. Soon after, disputes arose between Gaurav, his wife, and her parents.
Priya eventually left her marital home and returned to her parents, he claimed.
She allegedly demanded money from Gaurav and threatened to file a dowry harassment case if her demands were not met, Singh alleged.
Despite several attempts to reconcile, Priya refused to return, causing his son immense mental distress, he added.
On the day of the incident, Gaurav allegedly wrote a suicide note before consuming poison. He was taken to a private hospital in Amroha, where he died during treatment, police said citing the complaint.
In the note, Gaurav held his wife Priya and her family responsible for his death, stating he had suffered injustice and was taking his life due to their harassment, Singh claimed.
Circle Officer (CO) Asmoli Kuldeep Kumar said initial investigations suggest the suicide was a result of domestic discord.
An FIR has been lodged against Priya and two others under Section 108 (abetment of suicide) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), he said, adding that police are verifying whether the suicide note matches Gaurav's handwriting.
Further investigation is underway, Kumar said.
