Karnataka Woman Dies By Suicide In Her PG Room In Belagavi

The woman, identified as Aishwarya Galagali, was a resident of Vijayapura and was undergoing training at a private company in Belagavi after completing her MBA.

A 24-year-old woman died by suicide in her PG accommodation in Karnataka's Belagavi.

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A 24-year-old woman died by suicide in her PG accomodation in Karnataka's Belagavi on Tuesday.

The woman, identified as Aishwarya Galagali, was a resident of Vijayapura and was undergoing training at a private company in Belagavi after completing her MBA. She had been residing in a PG unit in Nehru Nagar for the past three months.

The PG authorities on Tuesday evening had informed the police after Galagali did not open her door for a long time despite several efforts. When they broke the door open, Galagali's body was found hanging from the ceiling fan. 

On the suicide of a girl living in PG, Belagavi Police Commissioner Iada Martin Marbaniang said: "The complainant has given a complaint that her hanging herself in her room. We have taken the case and the postmortem is being done. Seven items have been seized and we will be sending them to FSL for further analysis."

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Police are investigating the reason behind the incident by collecting CCTV footage and examining the call records of the deceased woman.

According to the preliminary investigation, the woman made a last call to a person before taking her life. Police are currently searching for that person, Times Of India reported.

A 25-year-old woman from Surat, Gujarat died by suicide on Saturday. The woman's family has reportedly accused her husband and in-laws of murder and that they also tried to destory evidence.