Before dying, he also made a video on his cellphone specifying the reason for taking the extreme step.
The body of 35-year-old Vijay Kumar was found in Haryana today with his family alleging that he was subjected to casteist remarks.
He was a resident of Bawana and belonged to a lower caste. He was allegedly subjected to abuse and ridicule and his family claimed it was the reason he took his own life.
They also claimed that a few days back they had made PCR calls about the matter, but the police arrived and did not listen to them.
"We had received a call about the fight between Kumar's family and their neighbours. Our teams also went there but they reached a compromise," said a senior police officer.
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