Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Indore: Two Deaths by Suicide, One Linked to Debt
In Indore, a vegetable seller named Manohar took his own life because he was in debt.
People he owed money to were bothering him to pay them back.
He was very stressed about his debts and lost business, which led to his suicide.
In a separate case, a young man who worked at a car parts shop also took his own life, but it's not yet known why.
A 52-year-old vegetable trader in Indore died by suicide.
The trader, Manohar Jaiswal, was reportedly in debt.
Money lenders allegedly harassed him for repayment.
Jaiswal stopped going to his shop due to stress and business losses.
A 20-year-old auto parts shop employee also died by suicide in a separate incident.
- Who
- Manohar Jaiswal, a vegetable trader, and Rohan Sisodia, an auto parts shop employee.
- What
- Two suicides in Indore, one a vegetable trader due to debt.
- When
- Friday morning (Manohar Jaiswal), Thursday night (Rohan Sisodia).
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- Manohar Jaiswal was under stress due to debt and harassment; the reason for Rohan Sisodia's suicide is unknown.
Family of Deceased
Money Lenders
Debt and Harassment
Family of Deceased
Family members said that Manohar had taken loans from several people.
Money Lenders
N/A
- Victim 1
- Manohar Jaiswal
- Occupation (Victim 1)
- Vegetable Trader
- Location (Victim 1)
- Indore
- Cause of Death (Victim 1)
- Suicide by hanging
- Victim 2
- Rohan Sisodia
- Occupation (Victim 2)
- Auto Parts Shop Employee
