<p>Bhavesh Jaiswal, the 23-year-old trainee scientist who jumped to death from the 12th floor of his ITPL office, was working under the threat of being sacked, his father Mahendra Jaiswal said.</p>.<p>The Whitefield police have slapped charges under IPC Section 306 (abetment of suicide) on unknown person/s of Mu Sigma directly or indirectly responsible for Bhavesh's suicide.</p>.<p>The police said Jaiswal was drawing a beginner's salary of Rs 25,000 and could have resigned, but for clauses in his contract that obliged him to return a hefty sum to the company if he quit before the contract period. He had only completed about a year of his three-year contract.</p>.<p>A police officer said they have sought his job contract to study the obligatory clauses. Though Bhavesh had told his father about the harassment he endured at office, Mahendra — who knew very little about his son's job profile — did not fully comprehend the gravity of the issue and assumed that his son would come to terms with his job.</p>.<p>Mahendra had come to meet the police on Tuesday to claim his son's body, following which he lodged a complaint against the company staff.</p>.<p>"We are awaiting FSL reports of his mobile phone and laptop, after which we should be able to identify the staff/s who harassed him," Abdul Ahad, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Whitefield Division, told DH.</p>.<p>A trainee scientist at Mu Sigma in Ascendas SEZ in ITPL area, Bhavesh jumped to his death from the 12th floor of his office in Whitefield on Monday at 5 pm after the employees had left for the day. He had left his mobile phone near his laptop at the workstation.</p>
<p>Bhavesh Jaiswal, the 23-year-old trainee scientist who jumped to death from the 12th floor of his ITPL office, was working under the threat of being sacked, his father Mahendra Jaiswal said.</p>.<p>The Whitefield police have slapped charges under IPC Section 306 (abetment of suicide) on unknown person/s of Mu Sigma directly or indirectly responsible for Bhavesh's suicide.</p>.<p>The police said Jaiswal was drawing a beginner's salary of Rs 25,000 and could have resigned, but for clauses in his contract that obliged him to return a hefty sum to the company if he quit before the contract period. He had only completed about a year of his three-year contract.</p>.<p>A police officer said they have sought his job contract to study the obligatory clauses. Though Bhavesh had told his father about the harassment he endured at office, Mahendra — who knew very little about his son's job profile — did not fully comprehend the gravity of the issue and assumed that his son would come to terms with his job.</p>.<p>Mahendra had come to meet the police on Tuesday to claim his son's body, following which he lodged a complaint against the company staff.</p>.<p>"We are awaiting FSL reports of his mobile phone and laptop, after which we should be able to identify the staff/s who harassed him," Abdul Ahad, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Whitefield Division, told DH.</p>.<p>A trainee scientist at Mu Sigma in Ascendas SEZ in ITPL area, Bhavesh jumped to his death from the 12th floor of his office in Whitefield on Monday at 5 pm after the employees had left for the day. He had left his mobile phone near his laptop at the workstation.</p>
