Retired Bank Employee's Tragic Demise Following Shop Demolition

A 69-year-old retired bank employee named Anil Yadav allegedly ended his life after the Indore Municipal Corporation demolished his shop. Yadav's son claimed that the shop was their only source of income and they were not given adequate notice. The demolition followed complaints from neighbors.

Devdiscourse News Desk| Indore | India

Updated: 14-08-2024 23:51 IST | Created: 14-08-2024 23:51 IST

A retired 69-year-old bank employee, distraught over the demolition of his shop by the Indore Municipal Corporation's anti-encroachment team, allegedly took his own life on Wednesday.

Anil Yadav, a resident of Chandralok Colony, reportedly hanged himself in his flat, as confirmed by a police officer. His suicide note cited the demolition of his shop as the reason for his drastic step.

Yadav's son, Vikram, explained that his father operated a small general store in a residential apartment post-retirement. Neighbors had reportedly complained to the municipal corporation, accusing Yadav of encroachment, and spread misinformation about him on social media. According to Vikram, the corporation served them a notice on Monday evening and demolished the shop the next morning, without providing a chance to remove their belongings. A municipal corporation official stated that the shop's demolition was conducted after thorough investigation of the residents' complaints.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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