Viral Video Drives Man To Commit Suicide

Rohtak: A heartbreaking case has emerged from Rohtak, Haryana, where a man took his own life after receiving an explicit video of his wife dancing obscenely—allegedly filmed by her police officer boyfriend. The video, reportedly sent by the wife herself, left the husband emotionally shattered and drove him to end his life.

According to police sources, the deceased was a resident of Rohtak and had been married to a woman from Hisar for three years. The couple had been facing marital issues for some time, and the wife was reportedly living separately for the past few months. On the day of the incident, the man allegedly received a video on his phone showing his wife dancing in a compromising manner, while a man—later identified as an inspector in Haryana Police—was seen recording the video.

The man’s family told the media that he was already emotionally distressed due to the separation. The video pushed him over the edge. Within hours of watching the clip, he locked himself in a room and was later found hanging. His suicide note, addressed to his family, reportedly mentions betrayal and humiliation. The family has demanded immediate action against both the wife and the police officer.

Rohtak police have initiated an investigation and confirmed that a case has been registered under sections related to abetment of suicide and cybercrime. The inspector in question is being questioned, and forensic teams are examining the video to verify its authenticity and context.

This tragic case has sparked outrage in both Rohtak and Hisar, raising serious questions about misuse of authority, emotional abuse, and how digital content can devastate lives. Many social activists have called for strict legal action and counseling mechanisms to address such emotional trauma.

As the investigation unfolds, the public is demanding justice for the young man who, according to his family, only wanted peace in his life but was shattered by betrayal. The case is likely to be a legal and social flashpoint in the days to come.