However, family members of Roopkishore, who hanged himself at his residence at Ganeshdham Colony yesterday, claimed that he blamed the 33-year-old woman for falsely implicating him in the rape case and demanding his property to settle the case, in his suicide note.
"Roopkishore was booked under section 376 of IPC for allegedly raping the woman, who was staying as tenant at his house along with her husband, on December 26 last year", said Palasia Thana Incharge Pradeep Singh Ranawat.
A local court had granted Roopkishore bail on March 8.
"The woman and her husband framed me in the rape case and are seeking my property to settle the case", Ranawat said quoting from the suicide note left behind by Roopkishore.
His family members submitted the note to police.
"Since the trial is on (in the rape case), the suicide note would be referred to the court", the officer said, adding that police will take further action as per the directions of the court.
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