‘Sorry mother, I couldn’t…’: Mumbai CA ends life after being extorted for crores over private video, names two in suicide note

A tragic incident unfolded in Mumbai as a 32-year-old Chartered Accountant (CA) ended his life on July 5, leaving behind a heart-wrenching suicide note. The note revealed that he had been subjected to relentless extortion over a private video, which had driven him to take this drastic step. The deceased, whose identity has been kept confidential, expressed profound remorse to his mother, stating, "Sorry mother, I couldn’t..." before naming two individuals allegedly responsible for his torment. Investigations have commenced following the recovery of the suicide note, with authorities focusing on the two individuals named by the CA. The note provides crucial leads, indicating that the deceased had been extorted for crores over an extended period. This revelation has prompted a deeper probe into the circumstances leading to the extortion, as police seek to understand the dynamics of the coercion and gather evidence to hold the perpetrators accountable. The incident has sparked widespread concern over the growing menace of cyber extortion, with many calling for robust measures to protect individuals from such predatory practices. As the investigation progresses, the case underscores the urgent need for increased awareness and support systems for victims of digital blackmail. The tragic loss of the young CA serves as a grim reminder of the severe impact such criminal activities can have on mental health and personal well-being.

— Authored by Next24 Live