Hyderabad, India – A heartbreaking incident has come to light following the tragic suicide of Iram Nabi Dar, a 23-year-old Kashmiri girl who was working as a Sample Execution Analyst at Bank of America in Hyderabad. Iram, a resident of Malapora village in Baramulla district, was found dead in her home in Gulshannagar after reportedly having an argument with her boyfriend. According to local police, Iram's office reported her absence on November 7 when she failed to log in for work and did not respond to any calls. Concerned for her well-being, they alerted the authorities, prompting a visit to her residence. Upon arrival, police found her house locked from the inside. After breaking down the door, they discovered Iram's body hanging inside.
Preliminary investigations indicate that Iram had been experiencing emotional distress stemming from her tumultuous relationship. Family members revealed that she had been stressed for some time, particularly due to her boyfriend's recent behavior. Reports suggest that despite their close bond, characterized by lengthy conversations, ongoing arguments had taken a significant toll on her mental health. This incident is not isolated, as it follows another troubling case in Hyderabad where a 25-year-old woman was found dead under similar circumstances.
Authorities suspect that she may have died by suicide due to unhappiness in her marriage. These incidents have raised alarms regarding the mental health challenges faced by young individuals, particularly in high-pressure environments. The police have initiated a thorough investigation into Iram’s case, seeking to understand the factors that led to this tragic decision. As the community grapples with the loss of a young life, mental health advocates are urging for more awareness and resources to support individuals facing emotional turmoil. Iram's untimely death serves as a stark reminder of the importance of mental health and the need for open conversations about emotional well-being, especially among the youth.
