<p>According to his family, Chandrashekar, a resident of Ramamurthynagar, had been depressed for a long time and was also counselled at Nimhans recently. <br /><br />He was also upset that he was taken to Nimhans and had even fought with his family, a police officer quoting one of the family members told Deccan Herald.<br /><br />Chandrashekar came to his office at about 7.30 am and hanged himself from the ceiling fan in his chamber. The incident was first seen and reported by a housekeeping person, whose name was not revealed.<br /><br />Chandrashekar is survived by his wife Pramila and three children: Sangeetha, Sharanya and Satish. While Sangeetha lives in Vellore after marriage, Sharanya works with ISRO on contract basis and Satish works for Honeywell.<br /><br />Family matters<br /><br />The police, based on the investigation, said: “It seems he had a problem which the family was trying to sort out. The exact reason behind his depression has not been figured out.”<br />They said that Chandrashekar had a history of short temper and bad behaviour even at office. “None of his colleagues say he was a bad person, but many of them said people have been subjected to his ill-temper and mood swings,” they pointed out. <br /><br />Police said: “Sometimes, he would create so much trouble to just sign one file, but other times there was no problem. He was a nice guy, but there surely was something that he was fighting.” They said more details will come out later.<br /></p>
<p>According to his family, Chandrashekar, a resident of Ramamurthynagar, had been depressed for a long time and was also counselled at Nimhans recently. <br /><br />He was also upset that he was taken to Nimhans and had even fought with his family, a police officer quoting one of the family members told Deccan Herald.<br /><br />Chandrashekar came to his office at about 7.30 am and hanged himself from the ceiling fan in his chamber. The incident was first seen and reported by a housekeeping person, whose name was not revealed.<br /><br />Chandrashekar is survived by his wife Pramila and three children: Sangeetha, Sharanya and Satish. While Sangeetha lives in Vellore after marriage, Sharanya works with ISRO on contract basis and Satish works for Honeywell.<br /><br />Family matters<br /><br />The police, based on the investigation, said: “It seems he had a problem which the family was trying to sort out. The exact reason behind his depression has not been figured out.”<br />They said that Chandrashekar had a history of short temper and bad behaviour even at office. “None of his colleagues say he was a bad person, but many of them said people have been subjected to his ill-temper and mood swings,” they pointed out. <br /><br />Police said: “Sometimes, he would create so much trouble to just sign one file, but other times there was no problem. He was a nice guy, but there surely was something that he was fighting.” They said more details will come out later.<br /></p>
