Entrepreneur who set up RO plant ends life
The Hindu
A 30-year-old entrepreneur ended his life claiming he was harassed continuously by officials and local political party functionaries for money to run his water treatment plant at Ennore, said police sources.
The victim has been identified as Vikram, a resident of Annai Sivakami Nagar, Ennore. He was married a month ago. With an investment of ₹60 lakh, he set up a reverse osmosis plant at Vichoor, near Manali. He had borrowed from his mother, who had retired from government service, his sister and others. He paid charges to authorities towards permission. For nearly a year, he was not able to commence operations due to the lockdown. However, he managed to commence his project and was running the plant. The police suspect he was under pressure and faced harassment from officials and functionaries of political parties for bribes. He had sent an email and letters to the Chief Minister’s cell and higher police officials about the harassment.More Related News
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