Karnataka Shock: Man Attempts Suicide on Facebook Live Amid Family Dispute, Alleges Harassment


A shocking incident unfolded within the Jayanagar Police Station limits in Karnataka, where a man attempted to die by suicide during a Facebook Live, accusing his wife and her relatives of harassment.


The man, identified as Salman Pasha, a hydraulic mechanic who had recently returned from Kuwait, married Syed Nikhath Firdose four years ago. Police sources said the couple lived peacefully for two years before marital disputes began while Salman was abroad.


In his Facebook Live, Salman accused his wife, her family, and Syed Burhan Uddin, the Tumakuru District President of AIMIM, of mental harassment and extramarital involvement. He also alleged that he was denied access to his two children and falsely implicated in a case earlier.


After the video, Salman reportedly consumed poison and was rushed to Tumakuru District Hospital, where he is undergoing treatment. His family has filed a complaint with the Superintendent of Police, demanding a fair investigation.


Meanwhile, Nikhath denied all allegations, calling them false and fabricated, claiming Salman had earlier created “drama” and threatened her.


Police have confirmed that both parties’ statements will be verified before taking further action.


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AASRA — 91-9820466726

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