A Bengaluru auto executive, embroiled in a family court battle, tragically died by suicide. He alleged his wife and in-laws demanded Rs 3 crore to withdraw cases and Rs 30 lakh for child visitation rights. A complaint of abetment to suicide has been filed against them.
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