In the compelling case of engineer Atul Subhash's suicide, the Bengaluru Police successfully detained his wife, Nikita Singhania, from Gurugram, and her mother and brother from Prayagraj. The Singhanias had abandoned their Jaunpur residence under the cloak of night, leaving the house locked as they sought temporary shelter elsewhere, pending an interim bail application in Allahabad High Court.
According to sources, the court has remanded the three accused to 14 days of judicial custody in connection with the Atul Subhash suicide case. Nicita Singhania was apprehended in Gurugram on December 14, while Nisha and Anurag Singhania were arrested in Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh. Although the police petitioned for custody, the court mandated judicial detention instead.
Vanishing in the Shadows of Night
When the investigation reached new heights, the Bengaluru Police journeyed to Jaunpur. Once informed, Nikita Singhania's family made a swift exit on the evening of December 11, leaving their home under lock and key. Despite media attempts to engage them, the Singhanias refrained from responding to any queries.
The Family Departs in Silence, Leaving Behind a Locked Home
Bengaluru Police Issued Notice at Their Home
Upon arrival in Jaunpur on Friday, the Bengaluru police left a notice at the Singhania's residence, requiring their statement within three days. Failure to comply led to their subsequent arrest. It's acknowledged that the Singhanias pursued interim bail in Allahabad High Court, although no hearings have ensued.
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Suicide in Bengaluru on December 9
Tragically, on December 9, Atul Subhash was found hanging from his bedroom ceiling fan in Bengaluru. His final attire—a T-shirt emblazoned with 'Justice Is Due'—echoed his haunting last words. Atul's extensive farewell letter and video poignantly indicted his wife, in-laws, and the judiciary for his decision. Married to Nikita Singhania in 2019 and father to a child, Atul was eventually embroiled in nine grave allegations by his wife, spanning dowry harassment, patricide, and unnatural abuse, with a steep demand of 30 million INR for case settlements.
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Charges Filed Against Wife and Others
In the wake of Atul Subhash's death, charges were brought against his wife Nikita, her mother Nisha, brother Anurag, and uncle-in-law Sushil Singhania. The complaint by Atul's brother Vikas Kumar at Bengaluru's Marathahalli Police Station led to the charges under Indian Penal Code (IPC) Section 108 (abetment to suicide) and Section 3(5).
