Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Baghpat Farmer Dies by Suicide Due to Loan Repayment Stress
A farmer named Chandrabose in India took out loans, but struggled to pay them back.
He borrowed money for his son's wedding and other household expenses.
The bank wanted their money back, and he felt a lot of pressure.
Sadly, he was found dead after allegedly hanging himself.
His family said bank employees were making him stressed.
The government is now looking into what happened, including how much the farmer owed and if bank employees did anything wrong.
A farmer in Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh, died by suicide after struggling with loan repayments.
Chandrabose, 52, had taken out loans totaling Rs 4 lakh, increasing to Rs 5.26 lakh with interest.
Family claims Chandrabose was under stress due to pressure from bank employees regarding repayment.
A recovery certificate was issued, and a settlement was reached after his death.
Authorities are investigating the circumstances and employee pressure allegations.
- Who
- Chandrabose, a 52-year-old farmer.
- What
- Died by suicide due to inability to repay a loan.
- When
- Sunday morning.
- Where
- Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh, India.
- Why
- Due to stress related to loan repayment and pressure from bank employees.
- Victim
- Chandrabose, 52-year-old farmer
- Location
- Daula village, Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh
- Loan Amount
- Rs 4 lakh initially, increased to Rs 5.26 lakh with interest
- Cause of Death
- Suicide by hanging
- Loan Details
- Taken in 2017 via Kisan Credit Card and dairy scheme
- Family's Claim
- Bank pressure for repayment caused stress
- Investigation
- Ongoing into alleged employee pressure