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Bengaluru man flees after wife's suicide, travels 1,000 km, kills self in Nagpur

Bengaluru man flees after wife's suicide, travels 1,000 km, kills himself in Nagpur Fearing police action, victim Suraj and his mother Jayanti fled to Nagpur after his newly-wed wife Ganavi allegedly died by suicide over dowry harassment. Jayanti survived the suicide attempt. AdvertisementGanavi (left), and Suraj and his mother Jayanti (right). India Today News DeskNagpur,UPDATED: Dec 28, 2025 16:46 ISTWritten By: Vivek KumarA newly-wed man accused of abetting his wife’s suicide in an alleged dowry harassment case died by suicide in a hotel room in Nagpur, while his mother also attempted suicide but survived, police said on Saturday. The incident has highlighted the tragic fallout of a case that unfolded across two cities and left two families devastated. The victim has been identified as Suraj Shivanna, aged around 35, a resident of BEL Layout in Vidyaranyapura locality of Bengaluru. advertisement Police said Suraj was found hanging from a ceiling fan late Friday night at a hotel on Wardha Road in Nagpur. His 60-year-old mother, Jayanti Shivanna, was found unconscious in the same room after she too attempted suicide.

Bengaluru-Nagpur suicide

Bengaluru-Nagpur suicide

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Key Highlights

  • She was rushed to hospital and is currently in stable condition. The sequence of events began earlier this week in Bengaluru after Suraj and his wife, identified as Ganavi, had been married for barely one-and-a-half months and were living together in Vidyaranyapura. On Thursday, Ganavi allegedly attempted suicide at their home.
  • She later died during treatment. Following her death, her parents lodged a complaint accusing Suraj and his family of dowry harassment, leading to a case of abetment of suicide being registered against him. The woman’s family also staged a protest demanding strict action. According to police, Suraj and his mother left Bengaluru soon after the case was filed, fearing arrest and alleging threats from the Ganavi’s relatives. They travelled first to Hyderabad and later reached Nagpur on December 26, where they checked into a hotel.
  • Suraj’s younger brother, Sanjay, was also with them. Senior Inspector Nitin Magar of Sonegaon police station said hotel staff alerted police after discovering the incident."Suraj Shivanna hanged himself from a ceiling fan in the hotel room.
  • After learning about her son’s death, his mother, Jayanti, attempted suicide but was saved," he said.
  • "She has been admitted to a hospital and is out of danger". Suraj’s body was sent for post-mortem examination, while police recorded the statement of his brother."A case of accidental death has been registered for now, and we are coordinating with Bengaluru police regarding the abetment case," the officer added. Police are conducting inquiries with regard to the matter and further investigation is underway.- EndsInputs by Yogesh Vasant PandePublished By: Vivek Published On: Dec 28, 2025Must Watch Watch Live TV.
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