Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Ghaziabad Psychiatrist Dies by Suicide After Divorce
A 40‑year‑old psychiatrist named Dr Hemika Agrawal lived in Ghaziabad, India.
She had been married but got divorced about a year and a half ago.
Her family says she was very sad and depressed after the divorce.
On Sunday, she fell from the fifth floor of her apartment and died.
Police are looking into what happened, but they haven’t found a note that says she planned to kill herself.
People who saw her rushed her to a hospital, but doctors said she was already dead.
The police are collecting evidence and will do a post‑mortem to learn more.
The case is still being investigated.
Dr Hemika Agrawal, 40, psychiatrist, died by suicide after falling from the fifth floor of her apartment in Ghaziabad.
Family claims she suffered depression and emotional distress since her divorce about 18 months ago.
Police have launched an investigation; no suicide note has been recovered yet.
Residents rushed her to a nearby hospital where she was declared dead on arrival.
Forensic teams are inspecting the scene and a post‑mortem will determine the exact circumstances.
- Who
- Dr Hemika Agrawal, a 40‑year‑old psychiatrist
- What
- Suicide by falling from the fifth floor of her apartment
- When
- Sunday, August 1, 2024
- Where
- Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India, at Officers City‑2 Society in Raj Nagar Extension
- Why
- Family says she was depressed after her divorce 18 months earlier
- Name
- Dr Hemika Agrawal
- Age
- 40
- Occupation
- Psychiatrist
- Location
- Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Cause of death
- Suicide by falling from fifth floor
- Investigation status
- Police investigating; no suicide note recovered
- Date of incident
- Sunday, August 1, 2024
- Family claim
- Depression after divorce
Sources
Ghaziabad Psychiatrist Dies By Suicide, Family Cites Depression After Divorce
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