Navi Mumbai ASI Suicide Case: Eight-Page Note Recovered From Car Trunk As Family Alleges Harassment By Police Officers
Navi Mumbai: An eight-page suicide note allegedly left behind by an Assistant Police Sub-Inspector (ASI) attached to the Special Branch of the Navi Mumbai Police was recovered from the trunk of his car parked near his residence in Airoli, police said. The officer died by suicide at a lodge in Mahape on Saturday. Chit In Pocket Led Police To Hidden Note According to the police, a small chit found…
Navi Mumbai police have recovered an eight-page suicide note from the trunk of an Assistant Police Sub-Inspector (ASI) who died by suicide at a lodge in Mahape on Saturday. The note was found after a small chit was discovered in the officer's pocket indicating the presence of a detailed note. The ASI had allegedly posted a video online claiming to have been harassed and named three police personnel, including senior officers.
His daughter, Vaishnavi Patil, stated that the family was not allowed to read the note as it was immediately seized and sent for forensic examination. Patil alleges that her father faced harassment, threats of transfers, and pressure to accept bribes from the named police personnel. The family has demanded action against the officers and demands that the matter be investigated impartially.
Police Commissioner Milind Bharambe assured that necessary action would be taken after verifying the evidence, including the suicide note and video.
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