Atul Subhash Suicide Case
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Court's "Stranger" Remark As Atul Subhash's Mother Seeks Grandson's Custody
Ending weeks of suspense over the whereabouts of AI techie Atul Subhash's four-year-son, his estranged wife Nikita Singhania told the Supreme Court today that the child is at a boarding school in Haryana's Faridabad
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Wife Should Not Use Child As Tool To Get Bail: Atul Subhash's Counsel
The accused wife should not be allowed to use the child as a tool to get bail in the court, said Akash Jindal, counsel for Atul Subhash, who committed suicide alleging his wife demanded Rs 3 crore for divorce settlement.
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"Family Will Die By Suicide If...": Atul Subhash's Father On Grandson's Custody
Atul Subhash, who was working with an automobile company in Bengaluru, allegedly died by suicide as a demand of Rs 3 crore was made for a divorce settlement.
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People Seeking Justice For Atul Subhash Chase Rahul Gandhi. He Does This
A group of activists demanding justice for techie Atul Subhash chased Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's cavalcade on Delhi streets to draw his attention to the issue. The Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha heard them and threw them a chocolate
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Files Missing From Atul Subhash's Google Drive? A Massive Cover-Up Charge
Nearly a week after 34-year-old techie Atul Subhash died by suicide, accusing his estranged wife Nikita and her family members of harassment, several files in a Google Drive link he shared before his death have mysteriously gone missing
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"My Grandson Dead Or Alive?": Atul Subhash's Father After Nikita Arrested
Hours after Atul Subhash's estranged wife Nikita Singhania, her mother Nisha and brother Anurag were arrested for allegedly abetting his suicide, the techie's father Pawan Kumar Modi has questioned where Atul's four-year-old son is
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"Harassment Not Sufficient...": Big Top Court Order Amid Techie Suicide Row
Mere harassment is not sufficient to hold someone guilty of abetment to suicide, the Supreme Court has said, adding that there must be evidence of direct or indirect incitement for conviction in such cases.
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Bengaluru Techie Atul Subhash Wrote Of Wife's Remark That Broke Him
In the 24-page note prepared by AI engineer Atul Subhash before he died by suicide, he detailed two alleged conversations with his wife Nikita Singhania and mother-in-law Nisha Singhania that drove him to the edge.
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'My Niece, Nikita Singhania, Has All Answers': Uncle On Techie's Suicide
"Atul Subhash's Wife Has All The Answers": In-Laws' 1st Reaction To Suicide
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"I Started Saving For Your Car": Atul Subhash's Letter To 4-Year-Old Son
In the 24-page note Atul Subhash wrote before his death by suicide on Monday, the techie left a letter addressed to his four-year-old son, who stays with Atul's estranged wife Nikita Singhania
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Amid Atul Subhash Suicide Shocker, Supreme Court's Big Remark On Dowry Cases
Flagging a "growing tendency to misuse" laws protecting women from cruelty by their in-laws, the Supreme Court has said courts must exercise caution while deciding dowry harassment cases to prevent unnecessary harassment of innocent people.
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Court's "Stranger" Remark As Atul Subhash's Mother Seeks Grandson's Custody
Ending weeks of suspense over the whereabouts of AI techie Atul Subhash's four-year-son, his estranged wife Nikita Singhania told the Supreme Court today that the child is at a boarding school in Haryana's Faridabad
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Wife Should Not Use Child As Tool To Get Bail: Atul Subhash's Counsel
The accused wife should not be allowed to use the child as a tool to get bail in the court, said Akash Jindal, counsel for Atul Subhash, who committed suicide alleging his wife demanded Rs 3 crore for divorce settlement.
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"Family Will Die By Suicide If...": Atul Subhash's Father On Grandson's Custody
Atul Subhash, who was working with an automobile company in Bengaluru, allegedly died by suicide as a demand of Rs 3 crore was made for a divorce settlement.
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People Seeking Justice For Atul Subhash Chase Rahul Gandhi. He Does This
A group of activists demanding justice for techie Atul Subhash chased Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's cavalcade on Delhi streets to draw his attention to the issue. The Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha heard them and threw them a chocolate
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Files Missing From Atul Subhash's Google Drive? A Massive Cover-Up Charge
Nearly a week after 34-year-old techie Atul Subhash died by suicide, accusing his estranged wife Nikita and her family members of harassment, several files in a Google Drive link he shared before his death have mysteriously gone missing
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"My Grandson Dead Or Alive?": Atul Subhash's Father After Nikita Arrested
Hours after Atul Subhash's estranged wife Nikita Singhania, her mother Nisha and brother Anurag were arrested for allegedly abetting his suicide, the techie's father Pawan Kumar Modi has questioned where Atul's four-year-old son is
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"Harassment Not Sufficient...": Big Top Court Order Amid Techie Suicide Row
Mere harassment is not sufficient to hold someone guilty of abetment to suicide, the Supreme Court has said, adding that there must be evidence of direct or indirect incitement for conviction in such cases.
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Bengaluru Techie Atul Subhash Wrote Of Wife's Remark That Broke Him
In the 24-page note prepared by AI engineer Atul Subhash before he died by suicide, he detailed two alleged conversations with his wife Nikita Singhania and mother-in-law Nisha Singhania that drove him to the edge.
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'My Niece, Nikita Singhania, Has All Answers': Uncle On Techie's Suicide
"Atul Subhash's Wife Has All The Answers": In-Laws' 1st Reaction To Suicide
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"I Started Saving For Your Car": Atul Subhash's Letter To 4-Year-Old Son
In the 24-page note Atul Subhash wrote before his death by suicide on Monday, the techie left a letter addressed to his four-year-old son, who stays with Atul's estranged wife Nikita Singhania
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Amid Atul Subhash Suicide Shocker, Supreme Court's Big Remark On Dowry Cases
Flagging a "growing tendency to misuse" laws protecting women from cruelty by their in-laws, the Supreme Court has said courts must exercise caution while deciding dowry harassment cases to prevent unnecessary harassment of innocent people.
