Chandigarh Police Constable Found Hanging at Home

Chandigarh : A tragic incident took place at the Police Line in Sector 26, Chandigarh, where a police constable was found hanging at his home. The deceased, Parmjeet Singh, was serving in the Chandigarh Police’s Band Staff unit. According to police sources, preliminary investigation suggests that Parmjeet Singh ended his life due to personal distress.

The constable’s wife had been suffering from a prolonged illness, which reportedly caused him significant emotional strain. Family members and colleagues stated that Parmjeet had been under severe mental stress in recent months.

Police officials rushed to the scene as soon as the matter was reported. The area was secured and forensic teams collected evidence from the spot. Parmjeet Singh was found hanging inside his residence within the police quarters. No suicide note was recovered during the initial search.

Sources within the police department revealed that Parmjeet Singh was well-regarded among his peers and had been performing his duties diligently. His sudden death has shocked the police force and has raised concerns about mental health among police personnel.

Senior police officers have ordered a detailed investigation into the case. Statements from family members, friends, and fellow officers are being recorded to understand the circumstances that may have led to this extreme step. The body has been sent for postmortem to ascertain the exact cause of death.

Mental health experts emphasize that the constant stress and pressure faced by police personnel often remain unnoticed. This tragic incident highlights the urgent need for counseling and mental health support within police departments.

The Chandigarh Police administration has expressed grief over the loss of their colleague and assured full support to the bereaved family. Measures are also being considered to provide psychological support to other officers coping with work-related and personal stress.

This unfortunate event serves as a reminder that mental health care should be a priority, especially in high-pressure professions like policing. The investigation in this case is ongoing, and further details are expected as police continue to probe all aspects of the incident.