A Heartbreaking Tragedy: Atul Subhash and the Flaws of Justice

A Heartbreaking Tragedy: Atul Subhash and the Flaws of Justice

On a dark day, we lost another innocent life. Atul Subhash, a Bengaluru-based senior software engineer, tragically took his own life, leaving behind his shattered dreams, a grieving family, and a stark reminder of the systemic failures that continue to plague our justice system.

His haunting words, "Mujhe apne maa-baap ka sahara banna tha, lekin ab mujhe jana padega," echo a pain so deep that it’s almost incomprehensible. Atul wanted to support his parents, but the burden of an estranged wife’s demands and a judiciary that laughed at his plight proved too much to bear.

The Harsh Reality He Faced

Atul’s ex-wife, Nikita Singhania, an @Accenture employee, was already receiving ?40,000 per month in maintenance despite having her own income. Greed pushed her to demand an additional ?2–4 lakhs. When Atul resisted, she allegedly told him to end his life—a statement as cruel as it is unthinkable.

Adding to his torment, the judge at the Jaunpur Family Court, Reeta Kaushik, reportedly dismissed his concerns with mockery. The very system meant to uphold justice turned a blind eye, and instead of relief, Atul was met with ridicule and despair.

The Larger Issue: Flawed Divorce Laws

Atul’s tragedy is not an isolated incident. India’s legal framework around divorce and alimony, though designed to protect vulnerable individuals, is increasingly being misused. Biased judgments and unchecked exploitation have created a lopsided system where innocent men are left defenseless.

The question is stark:

  • Are our laws being used as shields of protection or weapons of destruction?
  • How many more lives need to be lost before meaningful reforms are implemented?

Time for Change

This is not just about Atul Subhash. It’s about countless men who face similar situations, battling mental health struggles, financial burdens, and societal pressures, only to find no one in their corner.

Justice cannot be selective, nor can laws be allowed to become instruments of harassment. The time for reform is now.

  • Divorce laws must be reassessed to ensure fairness and prevent misuse.
  • Mental health support systems should be integrated into legal processes to safeguard those enduring emotional trauma.
  • Courts must approach every case with empathy, ensuring no one feels mocked or ignored.

Holding Accountability

Accenture and other organizations must take a stand. If the allegations against Nikita Singhania are true, then accountability is non-negotiable. Similarly, judicial accountability must be enforced to prevent incidents like this from recurring.

Justice for Atul Subhash

Atul’s story is not just a tragedy; it’s a wake-up call. Let us honor his memory by advocating for a fair and just legal system. Let us ensure no one else is driven to such despair.

Atul Subhash, you deserved better. Rest in peace. We will not forget. ??

#JusticeForAtulSubhash

#MenToo #MentalHealthMatters #EqualityForAll #SystemFailure #IndianLaws #ReformDivorceLaws #NoMoreInjustice

Rishi Kumar, FRM

Senior Business Analyst - Market & Counterparty Credit Risk SME at HSBC, Poland

2 个月

I feel sorry for Atul, but irony of our judicial system made him to do so. The laws are so much biased to women that a man has to devote everything be it money, emotions, ambition, wish, even life to woman. And this this is the horrendous result. It's high time to update the laws as per prevailing conditions. When it's widely talked about equality everywhere, then why a ridiculous bias exists in the system?? And women and lawyers misusing for their benefits - money, ego, status, standard and God knows what else. Hope Atul gets justice (fingers crossed)

Deepanshu Sood ????

Cyber Security Architect ???? ???? CISM? ? CRISC? ? CISA? ? CCSK? ? GMON ? GCIH ? 3xAzure ? AWS ? Zero Trust ? Cyber Security ? Cloud

2 个月

This is the face of our Indian society, "the great Indian society" as they say. There is nothing great in our country unfortunately. - People have different levels of expectations these days, most unrealistic, especially girls. - Girls have understood the power of girl power, which is mostly fake feminism. - The whole Indian system is corrupt from top to bottom, doctors to police officers, schools, colleges, judges, IPS officers, government officials, and many more. - Law is a joke. You can bend it very easily. - In our society, children don't feel safe these days, because our society is unsafe these days because of predatory people. - We are paying taxes, to live in the most polluted city and country on the planet. ?? - The education system is corrupt to its core. I have nothing else to say, I'm already heartbroken to see the state of our nation. There is nothing mahaan (great) about our nation unfortunately.

kalyani pattanaik

corporate sales Associate

2 个月

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Surendra Singh Kushwaha

Full Stack Developer || Technical Architect || NetCore 7, Microservices, Security, AWS, S3, AWS Lambda, Podman, Kubernates, Git, Jenkins, Agile, NoSQL, SqlServer, Postgres

2 个月
Akshansh Singh

Learning new things || Trying something new || MCA || AI/ML || And Many More

2 个月

Is this how we become world leaders ?? With those flaud laws.

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