Bengaluru: 37-year-old head constable allegedly hangs self near railway track


Team Udayavani, Jun 11, 2020, 10:43 AM IST

Bengaluru: A head constable committed suicide on Wednesday, June 10 by hanging to a tree near a railway track in Sampigehalli police station jurisdiction.

The is Ravindra (37), a resident of police quarters in Sampigehalli. He recently got promoted as head constable in Hyderabad – Karnataka quota.

As per sources, marital disputes may be the reason to take this extreme step. However, it is yet to confirmed, as he has not left any death note.

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