IPS officer 'suicide' case: Wife names Haryana DGP in complaint; claims husband faced 'years of systematic humiliation' | India News - The Times of India
A tragic incident has surfaced in Haryana where the wife of a deceased IPS officer has lodged a formal complaint against the state’s Director General of Police (DGP). She has alleged that her husband faced continuous harassment and professional humiliation for years, which ultimately pushed him to take his own life. The officer, who had a respected career in the police force, reportedly endured sustained mental pressure and workplace discrimination. His wife claims that repeated complaints went unheard, and systemic bias in the department destroyed his confidence. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for a fair investigation. Authorities are now under pressure to ensure transparency and accountability in the inquiry process. The case highlights growing concerns over workplace stress, mental health, and internal politics within the police force.
The Key points
- IPS officer’s wife files complaint after his suicide.
- Haryana DGP named in the official complaint.
- Allegations of long-term harassment and humiliation.
- Officer reportedly faced workplace discrimination.
- Family claims mental pressure led to suicide.
- Complaint cites systemic bias in the department.
- Public outrage over lack of accountability.
- Authorities urged to conduct a transparent inquiry.
- Focus shifts to police mental health issues.
- Case exposes internal challenges within the force.
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