Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Aspiring Kabaddi Player Dies by Suicide in Mumbai
A young man named Mohammad Asif Khan, who was 20 years old and wanted to be a kabaddi player, was found dead at his home in Mumbai.
It is believed he took his own life.
He had hurt his leg six months earlier and had surgery, but was still in pain.
His family and friends think the pain made him very sad.
His mother, brother, and neighbors were the ones who found him.
The police are now looking into what happened, and they will try to find out why he died.
His family accuses police of delaying action.
Mohammad Asif Khan, 20, was found dead at his home in Bandra (West), Mumbai.
The death is being investigated as a suspected suicide.
Khan was an aspiring kabaddi player who had a leg injury and underwent surgery.
Neighbors found Khan hanging in his home after his mother requested they check on him.
The family alleges a delay in police response, which the police deny.
- Who
- Mohammad Asif Khan, a 20-year-old aspiring kabaddi player.
- What
- Died by suspected suicide.
- When
- Wednesday evening.
- Where
- His home in Bandra (West), Mumbai.
- Why
- Under investigation; family believes ongoing leg pain was a factor.
Family's View
Police Response
Police Delay
Family's View
The family alleges a delay in police response.
Police Response
The Bandra Police deny the allegations and state they are conducting a thorough investigation.
- Deceased
- Mohammad Asif Khan
- Age
- 20 years old
- Occupation
- Aspiring Kabaddi Player
- Location
- Bandra (West), Mumbai
- Cause of Death
- Suspected suicide by hanging
- Family
- Mother, brother, and sister
- Investigation
- Accidental death report filed
- Recent Injury
- Leg injury sustained six months prior, surgery
