25-Year-Old Man Dies by Suicide in Banda
A 25-year-old man, Chhuttu Verma, was found dead in Pangara village, Banda, after locking himself in a room on Sunday morning.

A tragic incident has unfolded in the Pangara village of Banda district, Uttar Pradesh, where a 25-year-old man, identified as Chhuttu Verma, allegedly ended his life on Sunday morning. The young man was discovered dead after he had locked himself inside a room, leaving his family and community in shock.
The Morning of the Tragedy
The events leading up to the discovery began on Sunday morning. According to reports, Chhuttu had eaten his breakfast and was preparing to head out for work around 9:30 a.m. However, instead of leaving for his daily labor, he retreated into a room and locked the door from the inside.
When he did not emerge, family members grew concerned and rushed to the room. Upon entering, they found him hanging, a sight that prompted an immediate rush to the local Community Health Center. Despite the frantic efforts to save him, medical professionals declared him dead on arrival.
A Struggle for Livelihood
Chhuttu, the son of the late Chanda Verma, lived a life marked by economic hardship. While he was one of eight brothers, he lived separately from his extended family with his wife, Lakshmi. The couple, who had entered into a love marriage two years ago, did not have any children.
The family's financial situation appeared to be a significant burden. Lakshmi revealed that the family owned a very small amount of land—only about two to three biswas—which was far from enough to sustain a household. To make ends meet, Chhuttu relied on daily wage labor, but the work was often inconsistent and unreliable.
No Signs of Domestic Conflict
While investigations into the motive behind the extreme step are ongoing, his wife clarified the recent atmosphere in their home. She noted that while there had been a minor disagreement two days prior regarding the purchase of some household items, there were no major domestic disputes or ongoing conflicts between them.
The sudden nature of the act has left those in Pangara village questioning the pressures that led a young man to take such a drastic step amidst his struggle for survival.