Bengaluru Techie Suicide Case: Wife and In-Laws Granted Bail, Family Plans Appeal

Atul Subhash’s family challenges bail decision, citing concerns over alleged harassment, custody of grandson, and ongoing investigation.

Nikita Singhania, wife of deceased Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash, along with her mother and brother, was granted bail by the City Civil Court on charges of abetment to suicide.
Atul Subhash left a 24-page suicide note and a 90-minute video alleging harassment, extortion attempts, and false legal cases filed by his wife and her family.
The techie's family plans to appeal the bail decision in the Karnataka High Court, emphasizing concerns over the safety and custody of Subhash's four-year-old son.
Subhash’s father accused Nikita of using their grandson for financial gain and claimed that his admission to a boarding school at age three was illegal.
The police investigation continues, with forensic analysis of the suicide note and video pending, while the family seeks justice and accountability for Subhash’s death.