Monday, May 25, 2026
34.1 C
New Delhi

Meerut BLO Attempts Suicide; Family Blames Severe Work Pressure, Condition Critical

Show Quick Read

Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom

The incidents of suicide attempts among Booth Level Officers (BLOs) engaged in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists continue to rise, with yet another disturbing case reported from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh. A BLO in Meerut attempted suicide by consuming poisonous substances, and his condition remains critical.

The incident took place in the Pallavpuram police station area, where Mohit Kumar, who was assigned to voter list revision work, ingested a poisonous substance on the evening of Tuesday, December 2. His family immediately rushed him to the hospital, where doctors are currently monitoring his condition closely.

According to his family members, Mohit took this drastic step due to intense work pressure and repeated reprimands from his superiors. Following the incident, several of Mohit’s colleagues gathered at the hospital and created a commotion, raising slogans in protest.

Family alleges extreme work pressure
Mohit’s family said he had been working continuously for several days as part of the SIR exercise. They claimed that he was under severe pressure to complete a large number of voter list forms within tight deadlines. According to them, Mohit was often scolded harshly by senior officials for even minor errors, which left him mentally distressed. While his condition has now been declared stable by doctors, he remains under observation.

Colleagues protest; administration orders inquiry
Reports on Tuesday suggested that Mohit had an argument with his supervisor shortly before the incident, which may have pushed him over the edge. When news of the suicide attempt spread, his fellow employees rushed to the hospital and began protesting, shouting slogans against the alleged mistreatment of BLOs.

Meanwhile, district administration officials have stated that the case will be thoroughly investigated. They assured that strict action will be taken if any officer is found responsible for pressuring or mistreating Mohit.

Go to Source

Hot this week

Indian tourists accused of defacing Arizona’s sacred Cathedral Rock; probe on

Federal investigators and tribal leaders are probing the vandalism of Arizona’s sacred Cathedral Rock after tourists allegedly carved deep scratches into the protected Sedona landmark, triggering outrage over damage to culturally revered Indigenous l Read More

Why was HasanAbi subpoenaed by the US Treasury? Cuba trip controversy explained

Hasan Piker is facing federal scrutiny after the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control reportedly issued subpoenas connected to his March 2026 Cuba trip. Authorities are investigating whether participants violated U.S. Read More

With Rubio in India, Japan & Australia’s FMs on their way, New Delhi prepares for a crucial Quad Summit

With the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, India, New Delhi, is also set to host the foreign ministers of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) on May 26. Read More

US Green Card Rules Trigger Concern Among Indian Students, H-1B Workers Weighing Other Options

A new Trump administration immigration policy requiring many Green Card applicants to apply from their home countries is likely to impact Indian students and professionals. Read More

Iran US Israel War News Live: Trump Says Strait of Hormuz Blockade Will Continue Until Iran Deal Is Signed

Iran-US War Ceasefire News Latest Updates Today: US President Donald Trump said Washington would not rush into a deal with Iran. Read More

Topics

Indian tourists accused of defacing Arizona’s sacred Cathedral Rock; probe on

Federal investigators and tribal leaders are probing the vandalism of Arizona’s sacred Cathedral Rock after tourists allegedly carved deep scratches into the protected Sedona landmark, triggering outrage over damage to culturally revered Indigenous l Read More

Why was HasanAbi subpoenaed by the US Treasury? Cuba trip controversy explained

Hasan Piker is facing federal scrutiny after the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control reportedly issued subpoenas connected to his March 2026 Cuba trip. Authorities are investigating whether participants violated U.S. Read More

With Rubio in India, Japan & Australia’s FMs on their way, New Delhi prepares for a crucial Quad Summit

With the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, India, New Delhi, is also set to host the foreign ministers of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) on May 26. Read More

US Green Card Rules Trigger Concern Among Indian Students, H-1B Workers Weighing Other Options

A new Trump administration immigration policy requiring many Green Card applicants to apply from their home countries is likely to impact Indian students and professionals. Read More

Iran US Israel War News Live: Trump Says Strait of Hormuz Blockade Will Continue Until Iran Deal Is Signed

Iran-US War Ceasefire News Latest Updates Today: US President Donald Trump said Washington would not rush into a deal with Iran. Read More

As Ebola Cases Rise, Don’t Ignore These 7 Life-Saving Habits We Learned From COVID And Past Outbreaks

Every disease outbreak reminds us of something universal: public health starts at home, with habits that often feel too ordinary to matter Go to Source Author: News18 Read More

Indian Bureaucrats, Got A Brilliant Governance Hack? Centre Wants To Hear It | Exclusive

The Cabinet Secretariat has asked bureaucrats across the country to document and share innovative practices that have improved governance on the ground. Read More

Audi A4 long term review, 7000km report

We didn’t mention this last month as we bid farewell to our long-term A6, but its replacement was already waiting in the wings – none other than its smaller sibling, the A4. Read More

Related Articles