Mangalore: Mass suicide at Urwa Chilimbi; another accused arrested


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Aug 22: Relating to the mass suicide of Shailesh, owner of Akshaya Finance, his wife, Savitha and ten-­year-­old daughter Vidhyalaxmi, at the family's home at Phalguni Apartment at Urwa Chilimbi in the city, the police have arrested another accused.

The bodies of the family was found lying in their flat on Thursday August 14 afternoon.

Uday (29) from Hoigebail here was arrested by Urwa police on Thursday August 21. After he was produced in the court, Uday was remanded to judicial custody.

Before hanging himself after feeding poison to his wife and daughter, Shailesh had left behind a four-­page suicide note in which he had named Uday, Harish and Anil as being responsible for taking this extreme decision. The suicide note had stated harassment from these persons and the fear of his reputation getting sullied had driven him to take the drastic decision. The finance concern Shailesh was running was facing losses, it is learnt.

The policemen had registered case against Uday, Rajesh and Anil under Indian Penal Code section 306 relating to abetment to suicide. One of the accused, Anil, had surrendered in the court last Saturday. Uday was taken into custody from the railway station on the basis of reliable information, the poilcemen said.

  

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Sun, Aug 24 2014

    Bro, one cannot generalize and belittle a BCom or even a school out!! There are so many examples of them grown into big wealth creators!!

    Recently read of a gentleman who did his BCom from SVS College, Bantwal buying a bungalow worth 95 crores in Mumbai!!

    Arunachalam Muruganantham has invented a cheap machine for mfg sanitary napkins has become so famous....he addressed alumni of IIM and big corporates at the IIMPACT 2014 conference, and there are so many, urge you to listen to his speech!! Entrepreneurship qualities and wealth creation are not necessarily vested with big degree holders, but not through short cut methods like finance cos. et al!!

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  • PEDDU, MANGALURU

    Sat, Aug 23 2014

    HI FI CARS / LATEST MOBILES / BRACELET / GOLD CHAIN (1 KG ) AROUND THE NECK / BRANDED SHIRTS / BRANDED SUNGLASSES / BRANDED SHOES / BRANDED PANTS / POSH FLAT IN A POSH AREA / SHOPPING IN EXPENSIVE MALLS

    THESE ARE ROUTE CAUSE OF SUICIDE !!

    THINK VERY BIG BUT WITHIN YOUR LIMIT !!!

    BCOM EDUCATED CAN'T DO THE DOCTOR JOB

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  • Willy, Mangalore

    Sat, Aug 23 2014

    Money cannot become double in one years time. This is not possible at all. Finance companies taking money from people to make it double but there is trouble when they themselves run into trouble, when things go wrong and the next step is Sucide. So just be happy with what you have, Dont Worry Be Happy

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    RIP the departed souls!! While respecting the sentiments of those bereaved, it has become a fancy to run finance cos. (what business they do God only knows to be able to pay such high interest other than lending money like how 'loan sharks' do!! This business is fraught with very high risk of defaults due to the third grade quality of those who take money without giving collateral to recover the same back is not an easy job and requires force and other illegal methods, which only the professional 'loan sharks' like the olden day "Pathans", and now a certain tribe called 'Makadwalas' do in Mumbai city!!

    About the vulgar display of wealth, nowadays, especially by those who resort to borrowing just to show off in society is a very dangerous trend!! They try to imitate their neighbors who might be well off, at whatever cost!! This type of situation is much more prevalent in DK than in metro cities like Mumbai where people are austere and spread their legs only to the length of their mattress!!

    Interestingly on the costly food, and the subsequent heavy wastage, I was surprised that even in a very rich country like Germany wasting food is an offence and if found one is fined and warned!! High time in a country like ours where a big % of small children find it difficult to get a single meal and are malnourished it is high time the authorities bring strict rules regarding wastage of food!! Jai Hind!!

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod/Saudi Arabiaa

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    Mr. Pedro Sam, I indeed agree with your views.

    Society has changed and people are running after fake image building.

    Shame on these aunties, who opt for scanty, transparent,semi-open and short dresses as their party- wares.

    The bollywood is responsible to a certain extend to influence the womenfolk.

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    LOL!! Aadil bro, if they quote from the song "Meri Marzi......" fir kya?

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  • Dr Mohan Prabhu, LL.D., QC, mangalore, ottawa

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    As tragic this episode has been, especially when the lives of two innocent family members were snuffed out by a person despite his terrible ordeal at the hands of his partners, there were less tragic means such as reporting to the police of intimidation. Perhaps that would have incriminate the victim as well as there have been incidents of "fly-by-night" operators in this and other businesses where they fleece gullible customers. Wonder if the charge of "abetment" under IPC will fly in courts?

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  • Pedro Sam, mulky

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    First of all RIP to the unfortunate members of the family. We need to do some introspection here. Nowadays people try to live beyond their means.Every one wants to show off their status in the society. Yesterday I attended a wedding and I was saddened by the show business that was going on there. The food costs was Rs.2000 per person. I could see middle aged community women who are otherwise graceful imitating Bollywood heroines by wearing full back open dresses. They were looking horrible in their attire. Each one of them are trying to outsmart others. The society has become very materialistic. People earn wealth by illegal means. Do not pay taxes. Our society need to introspect. There is no quick road to fame and wealth.

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  • Naseer Mehmood, Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    Mr Pedro Sam, sir I 500% agree with you on this issue, the society of today's is far far away from spirituality...

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  • stan, mangalore

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    Humble thoughts yours...unfortunately, there is a saying history repeats itself every time...this competition with one another is human tendency either for survival or face saving or whatever u call it...just makes me wonder how happy we were with limited resources and wants till liberalization set in India came in...

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  • Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    Pedro Sam, Mulky
    It is true,Now a days it is a trend in the society but who cares even we do it by lending it from others!!!Say a utter waste or a stupidity!!!.

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  • krishna, mumbai

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    I fully agree with you. I too experienced such show drama. You will realise the truth only after such incidents

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  • Abdul Salam, Mangalore/Doha

    Fri, Aug 22 2014

    well its true fact whatever u said. but nothing changes.indians forget everything fast. TV, Movies, western culture changed our society. we indians adore sharukh,salman,aamir,sunneyleone,bhats,alia's,dhawan's more than god. all our lifestyle moves along with them.its our own inner soul, thoughts destroying us.

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