Depressed over seperation, 36 year old Hyderabad Anesthesiologist kills self
The 36-year-old anesthesiologist hailing from Ongole district in Andhra Pradesh was allegedly depressed after he separated from his spouse,also a doctor by profession.
Hyderabad: In an unfortunate incident, a 36-year-old anesthesiologist attached with a private hospital in Ongole has allegedly committed suicide by injecting himself with an unknown poison.
As per recent media accounts, the anesthesiologist hailed from Ongole district in Andhra Pradesh. He was allegedly depressed after being separated from his spouse, also is a doctor by profession. The duo got married in 2013. They have a five-year-old son, who presently lives with his wife.
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Two months ago the anesthesiologist left his job and moved to live with his parents in at Lecturers Colony in Hayathnagar, Hyderabad. Two days ago, the doctor informed his parents that he was going upstairs to rest for a while. However, he did not come back even the next day. At first, his parents thought he must have gone out but they approached the rooftop only to find him dead around 7:00 am in the morning.
An unidentified injection was found lying beside the dead body.
A complaint was moved with the police by the deceased's family and a case under Section 174 (suspicious death) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) has been registered.
The body was shifted to conduct an autopsy, and it was later handed over to his family, reports Deccan Chronicle.
Two months ago, Medical Dialogues had reported that a doctor pursuing PG Anaesthesia from the well known Madurai Medical College allegedly committed suicide by injecting poison at his rented flat in the city.
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