Infosys IT manager jumps to death

September 12, 2013

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Hyderabad, Sep 12: A 35-year-old manager with Infosys committed suicide by jumping from an under-construction apartment building at Moosapet on Wednesday.

The victim was identified as Shailender Nemkar, a manager with Infosys, Gachibowli. Shailender had married Reena six years ago and the couple along with their two children, Ritika and Ritik, stays at Hydernagar. Recently, Shailender had booked a flat at 19-storied under-construction Rainbow Vista apartment at Moosapet.

On Wednesday morning, Shailender left the house informing Reena that he was going to their under-construction flat. Before leaving the house, Shailender also called up his uncle and asked him to come to the flat at Moosapet.

However, after reaching Rainbow Vista apartment, Shailender first went to his flat located on the eighth floor and from there he went to the 19th floor and jumped to death from there. With critical injuries, he died on the spot and based on the information given by construction workers, Kukatpally police rushed to the spot.

"We have found a suicide note in the wallet of the victim. In the note, addressed to his wife, Shailender has written that nobody was responsible for his death and he loves all," Kukatpally inspector K Chandrakanth said.

During the preliminary probe, Shailender's wife told police that since past few months her husband was in a depressed condition due to financial problems. Shailender's parents stay at Sikh Village in Secunderabad and they told police that they were clueless about the possible reason for Shailender's extreme step. Police registered a case under section 174 (Suspicious death) of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) and shifted the body for a post-mortem examination.

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