Frustration over land leasing leads to Jodhpur man’s tragic suicide | Jaipur News

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Jodhpur: Frustrated after his 24-year struggle to secure himself Rental agreements Because two properties ended in nothingness, a 50-year-old man took his own life by jumping into a lake Mandore In Jodhpur City.
Dinesh KalwaniHis body was found floating in Nagadari, an ancient water body, in Mandore Garden on Wednesday. The police said a suicide A note was found among the belongings he had left on the bank of the lake stating that the Jodhpur Municipal Corporation (South) was responsible for his suicide.
Kalwani’s family told police that he left his shop at Sojati Gate at 3pm on Wednesday. When he didn’t return for a long time, a manhunt was launched. Meanwhile, police received information about a body found in the Nagadari, which was later identified as Kalwani’s body.
Mandore police station ASI Dola Ram Bishnoi said the suicide note was found in one of Kalwani’s shoes and mentioned an unnamed employee of the municipal corporation.
“The deceased owned two properties in Devnagar area but he had not received the ownership documents (patta) for the same. He had been to the municipal office repeatedly to obtain the documents. The suicide note said he had tried to get them.” “I had not collected any documents for the last 24 years but was unsuccessful, so he committed suicide,” said Bishnoi.
The family of the deceased has not filed a complaint yet, but Bishnoi said an investigation would be initiated in the case based on the suicide note and the unnamed employee would be identified.
TOI’s efforts to reach Jodhpur Municipal Corporation (South) Commissioner T Shubhmangala for comment on the matter were unsuccessful as she initially did not respond to calls on her phone and later it was found that her phone was switched off .
JMC (South) mayor Vanita Seth, however, claimed that the entire Devnagar area, where the deceased claimed to own two properties, was disputed land. She said she had asked for the files on the two attacks and would examine the matter for specific details on Friday.
Jodhpur: A 50-year-old man committed suicide on Wednesday by jumping into a lake at Mandore on the outskirts of Jodhpur city, allegedly because he was too frustrated at not getting the leases for his two properties despite all efforts 24 years.
Dinesh Kalwani’s body was found floating in the Nagadari, an ancient water body, in Mandore Garden on Wednesday. Police said a suicide note found among the belongings he left behind on the bank of the lake said that the Jodhpur Municipal Corporation (South) was responsible for his suicide.
Kalwani’s family told police that he left his shop at Sojati Gate at 3pm on Wednesday. When he didn’t return for a long time, a manhunt was launched. Meanwhile, police received information about a body found in the Nagadari, which was later identified as Kalwani’s body.
Mandore police station ASI Dola Ram Bishnoi said the suicide note was found in one of Kalwani’s shoes and mentioned an unnamed employee of the municipal corporation.
“The deceased owned two properties in Devnagar area but he had not received the ownership documents (patta) for the same. He had been to the municipal office repeatedly to obtain the documents. The suicide note said he had tried to get them.” “I had not collected any documents for the last 24 years but was unsuccessful, so he committed suicide,” Bishnoi said.
The family of the deceased has not filed a complaint yet, but Bishnoi said an investigation would be initiated in the case based on the suicide note and the unnamed employee would be identified.
TOI’s efforts to reach Jodhpur Municipal Corporation (South) Commissioner T. Shubhmangala for comment on the matter were unsuccessful as she initially did not respond to calls on her phone and later it was found that her phone was switched off was.
JMC (South) mayor Vanita Seth, however, claimed that the entire Devnagar area, where the deceased claimed to own two properties, was disputed land. She said she had asked for the files on the two attacks and would examine the matter for specific details on Friday.