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Kerala Man, Victim Of Moral Policing, Filmed On Valentine's Day, Found Hanging

Darpan News Desk IANS, 24 Feb, 2017 01:19 PM
    A 23-year-old man, who was harassed by a group of youth for allegedly indulging in immoral behaviour with his female friend, committed suicide on Thursday in Palakkad. Aneesh, a native of Karara at Attappady in Palakkad, was found hanging outside his house on Thursday evening.
     
    On Valentine’s day, the victim and his female friend were assaulted and harassed near a beach in Kollam by a group of five men, who were then arrested by the police.
     
     
    Aneesh’s friend had moved to a secluded area of beach heavy with foliage to relieve herself due to lack of toilets, when the group of men allegedly tried to molest her.
     
    After she raised a commotion over being accosted, Aneesh rushed to the spot only to be accused to indecency.
     
    According to the police, the incident took a heavy toll on Aneesh who had been depressed and gloomy ever since.

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