The tragic story of a 34-year-old man, Atul Subhash, from Bengaluru, has raised important conversations about men’s rights and fairness in India’s legal system. Atul, who worked in technology, was found dead in his apartment. He left behind a 24-page note and a video that showed his struggles.
Atul’s brother, Bikas Kumar, reported that Atul faced ongoing harassment from his estranged wife, Nikita Singhania. They allegedly demanded a huge sum of money—Rs 3 crore—to end legal battles and Rs 30 lakh just to see their son. Bikas revealed that Atul was often mocked in court by his wife’s family, leading him to feel hopeless. In his video, Atul expressed his frustration, saying, “It’s better for me to end my life because my hard-earned money only helps my enemies.”
Just before his death, Atul posted on social media, reaching out to influential figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump. He claimed that men were unfairly treated by the legal system in India and called attention to the need for change.
Atul’s family has called for justice and expressed concerns about how the legal system fails men. His father shared that Atul attended court hearings many times but felt stuck in a system that didn’t help him.
Before dying, Atul planned his last steps carefully, backing up important files and sending final goodbye messages. His friend Jackson said that Atul seemed less depressed and more frustrated with the treatment he was receiving.
Atul’s case is now under police investigation, and his family is pushing for action against his wife’s family and a judge mentioned in his note. They claim that the treatment Atul received ultimately led to his tragic death and hope for reforms to prevent such situations in the future
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