The mystery behind the suicide of Artificial Intelligence (AI) engineer Atul Subhash Modi is getting murkier by the day. Atul’s wife Nikita Singhania and other members of his in-laws have moved the Allahabad High Court seeking anticipatory bail in the case. The accused tried to escape and lodged a complaint with the police.
Singhania family files anticipatory bail plea
According to sources, the petition has been filed by Nikita Singhania along with her mother-in-law Nisha Singhania, brother-in-law Anurag Singhania and Sushil Singhania. The application was filed in the Registry of Allahabad High Court on December 13, 2024. The hearing is likely to take place on Tuesday or Wednesday. The Singhania family has appealed for a hearing on an urgent basis and plans to mention the case in the High Court on Monday so that it can be heard at the earliest.
Feedback from families
Atul Modi’s family has not yet given any official response to this anticipatory bail application. However, it is expected that they will strongly oppose this application of the Singhania family. Atul Modi’s suicide has shocked the entire family and society and the matter has become a topic of discussion across the country.
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The court process and the Singhania family’s preparations
The Singhania family plans to prepare a panel of strong lawyers to represent them in the case. His aim is to get an anticipatory bail hearing as soon as possible and get relief from arrest. Several senior lawyers are likely to represent the Singhania family during the hearing in the high court.
This case is not just limited to one family, but also points to the increasing family tensions and their consequences in society. Now it is to be seen what decision is taken on this matter in the High Court and what will be the future of this legal process.
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