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[Vaastav Foundation @vaastavngo]

This #WorldMentalHealthDay, let’s challenge the stigma surrounding #MensMentalHealth, demand fairness in our judicial institutions & build an #India where every person, incl men, can seek justice, speak openly and receive support without fear or shame.
https://t.co/RPCYUQGXx2

[Amit Deshpande @amitdeshmra]

Will the Madras HC, extend all the laws for men like they are for women now? It’s a wonderful bargain for men in that case, they’ll also want to live longer, with lesser stress like women.

[Amit Deshpande @amitdeshmra]

Sorry, but time for political correctness is passé.
About 86,500 married men die by suicide every year, compared to about 28,000 married women.
There’s no comparison between total 125,000 #MaleSuicides vs 45,000 female suicides
Mental health is predominantly a male problem.

[Chetan @cskkanu]

He is Sambhav Jain who lost his life because of unethical #Alimony demand from estranged wife.

There is no law to punish the offenders on such extortion racket?

Ek kachori Do samosa
Bibi tera kya bharosa 🚩

[Amit Deshpande @amitdeshmra]

This #suicide like many others will be categorised under financial distress or at the best as family problems.
But there’s no platform which would identify that a successful software engineer was pushed to death due to domestic issues & alimony.
#LegalGenocideOfMen

[𝐉𝐨𝐝 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐚𝐧𝐞 @jod_insane]

Sorry Sambhav Jain, The system failed you. 💔

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

Sambhav Jain took his own life by jumping from the 43rd floor in Noida.

Reason -

Married in 2023
Divorced in 2025

Wife asked for 3 crores. He gave 1 crore.

Didn't have the remaining 2.

His last message was to his father - Papa, now you don't have to give money to anyone.

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

This is the real face of feminists.

They have no sympathy for male victims. They keep mocking Atul Subhash.

Men should know their reality and think a hundred times before supporting them.

[ShoneeKapoor @ShoneeKapoor]

When Sambhav Jain was already drowning in debt, his wife walked out of the marriage with a divorce and a settlement exceeding ₹20 lakh.

His premature child’s treatment had already cost ₹30–40 lakh. Loans were piling up. And on a man already under crushing debt came another financial burden.

Massive debt. Divorce. And lakhs more to pay to his wife.
She walked out of the marriage. The liabilities stayed with him.
He finally ended his own life.

Is this suicide or murder?

[कुंभकरण @_kumbhkaran]

> Marriage in 2023
> Divorced in 2025
> Alimony amount: 3 crore

It is 1.5 cr per year, 12.5 lakhs per month, 41k per day.

The wh#res you get in marriage are much more expensive than those you get on road.

[Desi king @DesiKing_]

This poor guy died because his wife was torturing him for ₹3 crore in alimony. He had already given her ₹1 crore.
#Banalimonyinindia

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

“Papa, now you don't have to give money to anyone.”

- Sambhav Jain's last words to his father.

His wife asked for 3 crores in alimony after just 2 years of marriage.

He gave 1. Couldn't give the remaining 2.

Took his own life.

[Ashwini Upadhyay @AshwiniUpadhyay]

घरेलू हिंसा, घरेलू कलह, झूठे केस और तारीख पर तारीख के कारण प्रतिवर्ष 02 लाख अकाल मौत होती है।

मूल कारण: घटिया शिक्षा+घटिया कानून

@narendramodi @JoshiPralhad

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

Sambhav Jain took his own life because he was asked to pay ₹3 crores in alimony.

Just for 2 years of marriage.

Ban alimony.

[Sachin Gupta @Sachingupta]

गुरुग्राम के संभव जैन IT कंपनी में सॉफ्टवेयर इंजीनियर थे। साल–2023 में शादी हुई। एक बेटा हुआ, वो भी अपरिपक्व। उसके इलाज में मोटा पैसा खर्च हुआ। साल–2025 में पत्नी से तलाक हो गया। 3 करोड़ रुपए पत्नी को देने थे। एक करोड़ रुपए दे चुका था। एक करोड़ रुपए की दूसरी किश्त देने का वक्त आ चुका था। इतने पैसे थे नहीं। सो, संभव जैन डिप्रेशन में थे। गुरुग्राम से AirBnb बुक करके नोएडा आए। सुपरनोवा बिल्डिंग में 43वें फ्लोर पर रुके। चेक आउट से थोड़ी देर पहले ही 43वीं मंजिल से कूदकर जान दे दी। मरने से पहले पापा को वॉट्सएप मैसेज भेजकर लिखा– ‘पापा अब आपको किसी के पैसे नहीं देने पड़ेंगे’

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Software engineer Sambhav Jain.

Married in 2023 and had a premature child who faced frequent illnesses, leading to heavy medical expenses that forced him into deep debt.

The resulting financial strain triggered severe marital discord, culminating in a 2025 divorce with a total settlement agreement of ₹3 crore to his wife. Had already paid ₹1 crore, he was facing an immediate demand for the next ₹1 crore alongside his mounting medical debts.

Overwhelmed by financial distress and mental stress, he messaged his father stating he could no longer manage the liabilities before jumping from the 42nd floor in Noida.

Sad.

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

Sambhav Jain

- Software engineer
- Married in 2023
- Had a son
- Wife divorced him in 2025
- Asked for 3 crores in alimony
- He gave 1 crore

Worried about the remaining 2 crore payment

He took his own life by jumping from the 43rd floor in Noida

His last message was to his father - Papa, now you don't have to give money to anyone.

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

Nothing has changed since Atul Subhash.

Absolutely nothing.

Nikita Singhania wasn't punished.

Now, Sambhav Jain took his own life because of the stress of alimony payments.

He was just 29.

Congratulations, greedy hippos. You killed another man.

[The Forgotten ‘Man’ 👨‍⚖️ @SamSiff]

Some observations—

Observations have no meaning when they are never implemented.

The gyan given by the Supreme Court about preventing the misuse of criminal laws by implicating distant relatives in matrimonial cases sounds great.

But if the Supreme Court is so concerned, then why not start taking action against the lower-level magistrates and police officers who allow or put the names of distant relatives into FIRs without proper basis?

Why should a husband and his relatives have to spend lakhs of rupees, travel to the Supreme Court, and file quash petitions just to get their names removed?

Why should the victim of a wrongly registered case bear the financial and legal burden of correcting someone else’s mistake?

If the Supreme Court itself keeps observing this problem again and again, then why is the system not fixing it at the point where the problem actually begins?

Or is the entire process just another way to create more business?

[Men in India @furious_men]

@CPDelhi @JointCP_ER @DCP_SHAHDARA @gupta_rekha @HMOIndia @narendramodi https://t.co/ufGOTZWkQA @LtGovDelhi no action is taken against accused persons @DelhiPolice accused roaming freely ,, and plz do proper investigation and collect evidenecs against accused @CPDelhi @JointCP_ER @HMOIndia