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Jaipur: A 55-year-old businessman, Salim Ahmed Rangrez, who returned from Jeddah in Saudi Arabia to settle down in Sikar with his family, committed suicide by hanging from the ceiling of his shop situated in Kotwali police station area of Sikar on Sunday morning. The man left a suicide note written on the tiles and walls of the shop, in which he held his brothers responsible, stating, “my brothers grabbed all my money”.
According to police, the matter came to light at 5am Sunday when the family found him hanging inside his shop. Mohsin Rangrez, the son of the deceased, said, “We came to know about it at 5am as earlier we were informed that he had gone to my uncle’s house last evening. My father has also shared some videos stating why he took the extreme step.”
“My father retuned to Sikar in 2017. When he returned, he asked my uncles to return the money they had taken as a loan. However, both of them instead of paying the money entered into confrontation with my father,” he added.
In the suicide note the deceased also stated that his brothers had implicated him in false police cases. “He has also written that from 1992 to 2016 he sent nearly Rs 20 lakh he earned in Saudi Arabia to his family, including his parents and brothers, and had also given gold to them,” said a police officer.
“He has written on the tiles and walls of his shop that he earned money for 24 years while working at Jeddah and his brothers Shabeer and Islam were continuously taking money from him. When he returned, they kept asking for more money and harassed him,” said Suresh Sharma, circle officer (city), Sikar, while talking to TOI. Sharma added that a case of abetment of suicide has been lodged. “The family has given a written complaint, on the basis of which police have lodged a case of abetment of suicide. Further investigation would be done,” Sharma said.
According to police, the matter came to light at 5am Sunday when the family found him hanging inside his shop. Mohsin Rangrez, the son of the deceased, said, “We came to know about it at 5am as earlier we were informed that he had gone to my uncle’s house last evening. My father has also shared some videos stating why he took the extreme step.”
“My father retuned to Sikar in 2017. When he returned, he asked my uncles to return the money they had taken as a loan. However, both of them instead of paying the money entered into confrontation with my father,” he added.
In the suicide note the deceased also stated that his brothers had implicated him in false police cases. “He has also written that from 1992 to 2016 he sent nearly Rs 20 lakh he earned in Saudi Arabia to his family, including his parents and brothers, and had also given gold to them,” said a police officer.
“He has written on the tiles and walls of his shop that he earned money for 24 years while working at Jeddah and his brothers Shabeer and Islam were continuously taking money from him. When he returned, they kept asking for more money and harassed him,” said Suresh Sharma, circle officer (city), Sikar, while talking to TOI. Sharma added that a case of abetment of suicide has been lodged. “The family has given a written complaint, on the basis of which police have lodged a case of abetment of suicide. Further investigation would be done,” Sharma said.
