Mangaluru: 29-year-old saxophonist ends life at Shaktinagar


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru, May 18: A saxophonist ended her life here at her residence in Shaktinagar on Tuesday May 17.

The deceased is identified as Sujatha Devadiga (29).

Sujatha was staying with her family. On Tuesday, after having dinner, she locked herself in her room and ended her life.

Due to corona pandemic, she was not receiving any programmes to perform which led her into depression. In addition, she was facing severe economic crisis, said sources.

Kankanady police filed a case.

 

 

 

  

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  • Rajesh B Shetty, Udupi

    Sat, May 21 2022

    so sad, such a talented, beautiful person to die so soon. Our govt should help these talented people in the society.

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  • Lanlara, Karkala

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Let's wait for Acha Dhin.

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  • mmadyar, Mlre

    Sat, May 21 2022

    Congress took 70 yrs to rch 2014, bjp took 8 yrs to rch 1947 ....

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  • JAMAL YUSUF, Moodbidri/Doha

    Thu, May 19 2022

    RIP... Very sad.... What happened is happened .... now we cannot go back and reverse the scenario... However, government should investigate the case in detail and find the solution and need to take the measures to stop such things to happen in future... We public, don't understand what are they r doing with the huge tax money..... We would like to say to ... BJP, RSS, BD, RS, and all the hate mongers .... pls think now.... only humanity prevails rest all fails....

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  • K R Shenoy, Mangalore

    Sat, May 21 2022

    If only our governments had implemented UCC and strict family planning, prevention of flow of anti national elements from across the border and universal education to teach them the dangers from and the courage to face the obscurantist clergy soon after freedom, we wouldn't have faced such pressure on land, such desperate unemployment.

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  • ca girishkk, Valencia/B'lore

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Hindustani's are suffering from ..... Gloom & doom... phobia

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  • ayes p, kudla/ksa

    Thu, May 19 2022

    RIP, BJP hatao betiyan bachao!

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  • prakash, Manipal

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Depression and lack of understanding people around coupled with daunting uncertainty... Even a person of great grit and self belief will be shaken ... Depression is that stage when one battles deep within... External support can do very little in most cases... Sad to witness young talents going away... Rest in peace...

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  • Santosh, Mangalore

    Thu, May 19 2022

    I must disagree with one point - The right emotional Support is all that is required for an individual to not go into depression. But if the depression is at an advanced stage dedication is essential. If external factors are what is causing the depression like lack of jobs, economical issues etc. Then wouldn't helping someone with these factors prevent depression i. e suicide.

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  • Surendra Poojari, Mangalore

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Government is busy in brining unlawful laws, hijab etc. It has no time even to safeguard hindus and they call themselves as protectors of hindus just for vote bank. Where are the bajarangis and other senes who speak so loudly about azan and other religions????

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  • Aflaq, Mangalore

    Fri, May 20 2022

    Thank you brother ❤️

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Thu, May 19 2022

    why she did not confide her problems with any of the so many organisations / institutions working for hindus...

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  • Michael, Brahmavar

    Thu, May 19 2022

    We reap what we sow, reaping the rich harvest of failure and destruction for sowing hatred in the society.

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  • Ayub malpe, Mangalore

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Feeling sad for her family, some days ago well educated lady from a udupi hanged for not getting the Job..! We should stop all AZAAN right now..!

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  • Joshua, Mangalore/Poland

    Thu, May 19 2022

    RIP sister. There are so many jobs around you.suicide is definitely not a choice. For your living you can work as a care taker. In hospital many people looking for person who can stay at night. That job also available.if you really want to work. If you want that particular job then you have to decide your future. If Christians or Muslim help such hindus inorder to come out from that crisis then it will take another twist. She will go on telling this particular religion helped me. Then these hindu outfits join together and attack the person who helped and take it as a conversion issue. Be careful in helping someone these days.

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  • Achhu, Mlore

    Thu, May 19 2022

    When someone fails and gets negative comments from their closed one, it hurts so much. .. for some period it can be tolerated, for longer time it can’t so people choose to end their life.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Acchu mangalore ,when person has strong will,then he will not suicide.One who is not having ,is labile will be suffering from it,.Thats the time someone must step in to make him strong ,give help how to go forwards .Not let down.For example ,because of marks in exam.some think they will fail didnt write good marks and suicide .When the mark sheet is published he /she has not passed but got rank or high marks.I know one of our National Torwart was good but he had this depression ,was not responding to any ones attention self wife ,not medicine .was only thinking of football to remain best ,had fear he may fail in his job ,would be taken out.One fine day he couldnt bear it ,without telling wife he drew to Railway station ,kept his head on track as it arrived ,died .Nothing could save him.They had no children.

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  • Rolf, Dubai

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Why they don't go to Saffron clad swamy and say their problems or to their leaders .

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  • ayes p, kudla/ksa

    Thu, May 19 2022

    They are concerned about azaan, halal cut, hijab, prohibition of minorities business & hatness against other community bla bla but they are not concerned about their community peoples betterment.

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  • Sameer, Riyadh

    Thu, May 19 2022

    How can they be concerned? They get peanuts from their masters which they spend on cheap liqour. Ghar mein chula jale ya na jale unko koi farq nahi padta. Sad a young lady had to end her life due to financial constraints. The number of suicides due to not getting jobs or financial constraints has increased since 2014 and drastically since Corona. Is the government hearing ? Let first government acknowledge these deaths. Government acknowledging these deaths in itself is a big challenge, forget the solution or remedy.

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  • Haneef, Udupi

    Thu, May 19 2022

    More than covid people died of suicide in India, but people made to busy with communal issues.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Thu, May 19 2022

    any kind of art or skill apart from mainline occupation should be practiced only as a hobby and not full time...when people do not have enough to eat, they will not attend concerts and musical nights...anyway RIP...you could have still waited for 2024 when India will be back on track and empty promises govt of chaiwala will go to himalayas for sanyas..

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Our Government knows only to impose lock-down but never bothered about Repercussions ...

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  • Alwyn, Mangalore

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Sad but true. May her soul rest in peace. Being I am catholic we use to help all people. Now I am scared to help because of the Anti-Conversion bill. Our true help will lead to crime help and will end up in jail.

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  • sanjay pinto, manglaore

    Thu, May 19 2022

    i used to help many hindus a year ago or so.......like whoever asked for some help.....but after these conversion allegations i stopped because many of the Hindus who received help from me showed interest to come to church and attend prayers.....i strictly said go on your own and not with me please....i dont want to become prey to third rated bd and vhp guys.....so now even if someone says financial issues i directly ask them to approach either bjp office or bd or vhp or sharan pumpwell

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  • shawn, mangalore

    Thu, May 19 2022

    i dont think it may lead to a negative thought by helping other there are some people who really need help. .

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  • prem, moodbidri

    Thu, May 19 2022

    RIP sister We can blame corona all the times for current economic crisis. These crisis are result of other factors too. Corona is one of them

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  • Ben D'Souza Prabhu, Mangalore, Bombay Bandra now in Canada

    Thu, May 19 2022

    It is very Sad and disturbing to know that our educated youngsters wish to go away from this World soon ! We do appreciate their own mental set up ! May our Merciful Lord forgive them for this action and accept them into his fold into His Gracious Kingdom for ever !!!

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Shocking .Young woman with family?With kids ?Here in mangalore we really seriously need a Psychological treat ment for people who are having depression whatever the cause is .She must have had after corona ?or after delivery?Seriously thinking must have had financial problems too ?May her soul rest in peace.Heartfelt sympathy to her family.Of late so many young people have suicided.Sad for the famly.Govt must take it seriously and give chances to young people.

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  • ca girishkk, Valencia/m'lore

    Thu, May 19 2022

    Economic conditions pushing Hindustani's take avoidable incidents..., proper counseling is needed..., every second person on street specially youths of today were too much worried about their future..., just addicted to social media which is flooded with intolerant news..., the society is becoming more & more divisive.., isolation & no peace... very sorry state of affairs...,

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  • T.Lobo, Bejai

    Wed, May 18 2022

    May the soul of Sujatha Rest in peace. And may God comfort and guide the family. Unemployment has always been a harsh reality of life. The young lady would have suffered in silence for months before taking this step. God will reveal the way.

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