News18Two Suicides, Dueling 'Final Notes,' And The Scandal Rocking Haryana Police | Explained
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
54% : In his words: "I am sacrificing my life for this truth.39% : What Happened After Puran Kumar's Death? Kumar's suicide unleashed a series of administrative and political tremors.
35% : Haryana Police is in crisis after a Dalit IPS officer and a Jat ASI died by suicide, leaving behind explosive claims of caste bias, corruption, and systemic harassment On October 7, 2025, senior Haryana IPS officer Y Puran Kumar was found dead in his official residence in Chandigarh.
34% : An eight- to nine-page typed document titled "Final Note" was recovered from the scene, in which the officer accused several senior colleagues of harassment, caste discrimination, and systemic persecution.
33% : His family claimed that he had been subjected to years of mental harassment and systemic humiliation.
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