Bengaluru's techie's death note also mentioned a family court judge in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, alleging misconduct and bias in his rulings.

Bengaluru police have summoned Nikita Singhania for questioning in connection with her husband's suicide, citing allegations of harassment.

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A notice has been posted by Bengaluru Police at the residence of Atul Subhash’s wife, mandating her appearance before investigators within three days to provide information regarding her husband’s suicide.

Atul Subhash's wife Nikita Singhania is a Delhi-based AI Engineering consultant working with Accenture, an IT company. She joined Accenture in 2021 in the role of a senior analyst.

As Nikita’s house in Jaunpur is locked and none of her family members are there, the Bengaluru Police served a notice asking the accused to attend the probe.

Following Atul Subhash's suicide, numerous users took to X to demand that Accenture terminate the employment of his wife Nikita Singhania, alleging that her actions led to his suicide. Amid this, the company and its CEO have locked their X profiles.

The notice did not mention other members of her family, including her mother and brother, Nisha Singhania and Anurag Singhania, or her uncle Sushil Singhania even though the FIR mentioned their names.

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A team from Bengaluru police was dispatched to Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday to trace the accused in the techie's suicide case.