Bored, woman ends life

March 19, 2012

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Bangalore, March 19: "Bored with life" , a 25-year-old employee of a business solutions company allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself from the fan in her Mathikere apartment.

The partially decomposed body of Shubha Vadiraj Hatwar was found on Sunday morning by owner Jayaraj, who rushed to the spot after neighbours complained about a foul smell emanating from the flat.

Police suspect Shubha had committed suicide 2 to 3 days ago. Jayaraj told police that he last saw her returning from work on Thursday.

A native of Sirsi in Uttara Kannada district, Shubha had been staying in the apartment for three-anda-half years. She was unmarried and employed with Target Solutions.

"I am bored with life. So I am ending it," police quoted from her suicide note.

"I saw her coming back from work on Thursday. After that there was no contact with her. We thought she had gone out," Jayaraj told The Times of India.

On Sunday morning, Jayaraj got a call from Raghavendra, one of his tenants, about foul smell emanating from Shubha's flat.

Tenants said they grew suspicious when their knocks on her door went unanswered.

"When I got there I opened the window. I found her hanging from the fan. We immediately called police . She seemed very normal and it never came across that she had problems," he said.

"No specific reasons have been given by her," said Purushotham P, inspector, Yeshwantpur police station. Postmortem will be done only after Shubha's parents, who live in Thiruvananthapuram, reach Bangalore.


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