Wed Oct 15 04:03:28 UTC 2025: **Headline: Haryana Police Suicides Trigger Corruption Probe Amid Gangster Allegations**
**Chandigarh/Rohtak, Haryana -** A deepening mystery surrounds the recent suicides of two Haryana police officers, now intertwined with accusations of widespread corruption, caste-based discrimination, and potential police-gangster collusion.
The initial incident involved IPS officer Y. Puran Kumar, who tragically took his own life on October 7th at his residence in Chandigarh. His eight-page suicide note detailed allegations of targeted mental harassment, public humiliation, and caste-based discrimination perpetrated by ten senior and retired officers.
Just a week later, Assistant Sub-Inspector Sandeep Lathar, who was investigating a corruption case against Kumar, died by suicide in a field in Rohtak. Lathar’s three-page suicide note introduced a startling new dimension to the case, alleging that Kumar had entered into a Rs 50 crore deal with notorious gangster Rao Inderjit to clear his name in a murder investigation.
Rao Inderjit, currently believed to be residing in the United States to evade Indian law, faces numerous criminal charges in Haryana. He is also associated with the Gems Music label and allegedly works for the Himanshu Bhau gang. Recent investigations have linked him to the murder of a financier in Rohtak and to violent incidents targeting YouTuber Elvish Yadav and Haryanvi rapper Rahul Yadav, also known as Fazilpuria.
The two suicides and the explosive allegations contained within the officers’ notes have prompted a major internal investigation. Authorities are now grappling with the implications of potential corruption within the police force and the possible connections to organized crime, raising serious questions about accountability and transparency in Haryana’s law enforcement. The investigation is ongoing.
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