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Bengaluru-based tech professional Atul Subhash was found dead in his home on Monday, leaving behind a detailed suicide note and a video accusing his wife, her family, and a family court judge of harassment and extortion. The incident has ignited widespread outrage and demands for justice, prompting the Ministry of Law and Justice to reaffirm its commitment to handling family court cases with sensitivity.
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Subhash’s 24-page note and 90-minute video allege a series of false cases filed against him by his wife, including demands for substantial financial maintenance. He further accused her of instigating him to take his own life and expressed despair over the financial and emotional toll on his family. Subhash claimed that the judicial system and police mechanisms were being misused, exacerbating his suffering.
Family Courts are a dedicated platform for resolving disputes within families, ensuring that issues related to marriage, child custody, and inheritance are handled with care, sensitivity, and without the conventional formal court style. They focus on timely and impartial… pic.twitter.com/5sf0cVgsjO
— Ministry of Law and Justice (@MLJ_GoI)
Family Courts are a dedicated platform for resolving disputes within families, ensuring that issues related to marriage, child custody, and inheritance are handled with care, sensitivity, and without the conventional formal court style. They focus on timely and impartial… pic.twitter.com/5sf0cVgsjO
— Ministry of Law and Justice (@MLJ_GoI) December 10, 2024
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The Ministry emphasized that family courts are dedicated platforms for resolving disputes, aiming to ensure timely and impartial resolutions while promoting reconciliation. However, Subhash’s death has highlighted growing concerns about delays and perceived biases in the family court system.
A police complaint filed by Subhash’s brother alleges that his wife and her family fabricated cases and demanded an exorbitant settlement. The tragic incident has intensified calls for judicial reforms and stricter measures to address misuse of legal provisions in matrimonial disputes. Authorities are investigating the allegations.
