Tragedy in Sribhumi: Female Constable Ends Life Amid Relationship Troubles

Sribhumi constable took the horrific step—reportedly, she ended her life during a video call with her boyfriend. By the time the police reached her rented residence, it was already too late.

An unfortunate turn of events has engulfed the Sribhumi Police Department in grief as a female constable, identified as Rani Bora, allegedly took the extreme step of ending her own life.

Rani Bora, originally from Teok, was posted in the Border Branch of the Sribhumi Superintendent of Police’s office. She was reportedly in a relationship with a man who works with the Fire Department in another district of Assam. As per reports the relationship had been facing several challenges.

Sribhumi SP Partha Pratim Das informed Barak Bulletin, “She had a relationship with a man with whom she was having issues for many days. She couldn’t accept those issues and unfortunately she chose to end her life.”

“Her father confirmed that she and her boyfriend used to argue regularly. On the day she took the horrific step, her father couldn’t contact her, so he informed us and requested we check on her home. By the time we reached, it was too late. The door was locked from inside. As of now, both of her parents have come to see her, along with the father of her boyfriend,” Das added.

According to initial information, Rani was found injured and unresponsive in her rented house on Thana Road, Sribhumi. She had reportedly hurt herself with a sharp object. Her family, who travelled from Teok, refrained from speaking to the media following instructions from the police. further investigations are ongoing.

Please note, mental health is a serious concern and needs to be addressed with care and empathy. Suicide is never the solution. It is important to talk to someone you trust when overwhelmed. Similarly, if someone chooses to open up to you, listen without judgement. Your time and kindness could be the very reason someone decides to keep going. Let’s all be more mindful and compassionate—because sometimes, listening can save a life.