Atul Subhash suicide case: High court gives a shock to wife Nikita, asks- why are you afraid of the investigation?

In the suicide case of technocrat Atul Subhash in Bengaluru, his wife Nikita Singhania has received a setback from the High Court. The court rejected her demand to cancel the FIR registered against her and asked why she was afraid of the investigation.

Atul Subhash suicide case : In the alleged suicide case of Bengaluru technocrat Atul Subhash, his wife Nikita Singhania has received a setback from the Karnataka High Court. The High Court has rejected Nikita Singhania's demand. Atul Subhash's wife had demanded the dismissal of the FIR registered against her in the High Court but the court rejected it. The court asked why she was afraid of the investigation.

Justice SR Krishna Kumar's bench dismissed the petition while hearing the case. Justice Kumar said: All the primary evidence of inciting suicide is present in the FIR. What else should be seen?

Atul Subhash used to work in an automobile company.

Atul Subhash worked in an automobile company in Bangalore. He committed suicide accusing his wife of harassment. The family alleges that his wife Nikita demanded Rs 3 crore for a divorce settlement and mentally harassed him, which forced him to commit suicide.

Nikita said in court there is no proof...

During the hearing, the lawyer appearing on behalf of Nikita Singhania in the High Court said that there is no solid basis in the complaint to incite Atul Subhash to commit suicide. No such basis has come to light on which it can be said that Nikita can be held responsible. Whereas Atul Subhash's brother Vikas Kumar alleged that Nikita had made false allegations against his brother and demanded Rs 3 crore. He had lodged a complaint with the police that in the court, Nikita and her family made fun of Atul and told him to either give money or commit suicide.

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