Suicide note naming three Bhiwani residents recovered after wrestler’s death in Hansi | File Image
Suicide note naming three Bhiwani residents recovered after wrestler’s death in Hansi | File Image

18-year-old wrestler dies by suicide in Haryana village; note names three Bhiwani residents

18-year-old wrestler found hanging at home in Haryana’s Bas Khurd village

An 18-year-old wrestler died by suicide at his home in Bas Khurd village in Haryana’s Hansi after a visit to Bhiwani, where he had been training at Mahavir Stadium and preparing for a career in wrestling.

Police recovered a suicide note from the scene that reportedly named three residents of Bhiwani. Investigators are examining the note and looking into the circumstances surrounding the teenager’s death, including his relationship with the three individuals and any possible financial transactions.

Uncle discovers body in cattle shed

According to family members, the teenager had taken around ₹48,000 and left home two days before his death to travel to Bhiwani. He returned to the village on Wednesday evening and later went to sleep in the cattle shed at his home.

At around 5am on Thursday, his uncle found him hanging in the shed. The family alerted the police, who reached the spot and called in a forensic team to collect evidence.

Police examine suicide note

Police said the note recovered from the scene mentioned three people from Bhiwani. However, investigators have not disclosed what it said about them. The police are examining the note alongside forensic evidence gathered from the site as part of the investigation.

The teenager had been pursuing wrestling training in Bhiwani, where he stayed in a rented room. He lived with his mother and elder brother in Bas Khurd village. His brother works as a driver.

Body sent for post-mortem examination

After the incident, the body was taken to the mortuary at Hansi General Hospital. Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the death and are examining the suicide note and other evidence collected from the cattle shed.

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