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House Deal Turns Deadly: Five Booked in Suicide Case

4 Jan

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Summary

  • Five individuals were charged with abetment to suicide following a house deal dispute.
  • Allegations include harassment, demands for money, and threats over the disputed property.
  • The victim reportedly died by suicide shortly after moving into the newly purchased house.
House Deal Turns Deadly: Five Booked in Suicide Case

In Chandigarh, five individuals have been charged with abetment to suicide in connection with a dispute over a house deal in Sector 52. The allegations stem from a complaint filed by Anamika Basak Mehra, whose husband, Gurpreet Singh, purchased a house on June 18, 2026. He was assured the property belonged to the seller, Vikram Singh, and was free of loans.

The family moved into their new home on June 27, 2026. However, Vikram's brother, Balwinder Singh, along with others, allegedly locked the house the same day, asserting their own claims and revealing the property was mortgaged multiple times. Anamika reported persistent harassment, including financial demands and threats.

Despite police intervention, the harassment allegedly persisted. Tragically, Gurpreet Singh reportedly died by suicide at his home on August 24, 2026. Doctors at Civil Hospital, Sector 45, pronounced him dead shortly after he was brought in.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
They were booked following allegations of harassment and threats related to a disputed house deal, which contributed to the victim's alleged suicide.
Shortly after moving in, Gurpreet Singh and his family allegedly faced harassment from the seller's brother and others over property claims.
The dispute involved claims of prior payment and paperwork by other parties, despite the victim's purchase being assured as clear.

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