UPSC aspirant found dead by suicide near Mumbai with note citing unfulfilled high hopes

The incident took place at around 8.30 pm on Saturday in Vartak Nagar area, as reported by officials. The police found a ‘suicide’ note in the man’s house, in which he expressed regret to his family members, stating his inability to meet their high expectations and his struggle to survive in the world. An official from Vartak Nagar police station provided this information. According to the official, the man’s friends indicated that he may have been depressed due to his failure to clear the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam, which might have led to his decision to take his own life.

The man jumped from his eighth-floor apartment in a housing complex and landed on the ground. He was subsequently taken to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The police also found a suicide note in his residence, in which he stated his difficulty in surviving and apologized to his parents, brothers, and others for not living up to their expectations. The body was then sent to a government hospital for postmortem examination.

The Vartak Nagar police have registered a case of accidental death, according to the official. *Please note that the headline is the only part of this story that has been edited by NDTV staff, and the text is published from a syndicated feed. *