Tragic Allegations: IPS Officer's Suicide Raises Questions of Systematic Persecution

The death of IPS officer Y Puran Kumar, who allegedly died by suicide, has sparked a significant investigation into allegations of systemic persecution and harassment by senior officers. His spouse, Amneet P Kumar, an IAS officer, claims 'blatant caste-based discrimination' and has filed a police complaint requesting an FIR.

The sudden demise of Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Y Puran Kumar has sparked a wave of concern and questions about the treatment of officers within the Haryana police force. Kumar, found dead with a gunshot wound, allegedly left a note detailing years of harassment.

Haryana's Chief Minister, Nayab Singh, visited the bereaved family, highlighting the significance of these events. Reports reveal that Kumar faced 'mental harassment' and alleged 'caste-based discrimination' at the hands of senior officers, prompting his wife, Amneet P Kumar, to file a formal police complaint.

The complaint seeks an FIR against top-ranking officers under abetment and discrimination laws. The incident has stirred controversy and calls for a thorough investigation to address these grave allegations within the police force.

(With inputs from agencies.)