RFCL removed worker ends life in Peddapalli

Peddapalli: A 32-year-old youth, Munja Harish, who was recently removed from the contract job of Ramagundam Fertilizers and Chemicals Limited (RFCL), committed suicide by jumping into an agricultural well Near Kamanpur mandal. Harish, who went missing from the home since Friday morning, was found dead in the well on Saturday morning. He reportedly took an […]

Peddapalli: A 32-year-old youth, Munja Harish, who was recently removed from the contract job of Ramagundam Fertilizers and Chemicals Limited (RFCL), committed suicide by jumping into an agricultural well Near Kamanpur mandal.

Harish, who went missing from the home since Friday morning, was found dead in the well on Saturday morning. He reportedly took an extreme step disappointed over injustice done to him and other youths who were duped by middlemen by promising to provide permanent jobs in RFCL.

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Before going missing, Harish posted a message in What’s App stating he has decided to end life. “I hope justice will be done to other victims even after my death” He wanted the other victims to hand over his money to his father if the middlemen came forward to return the amount. The message went viral in the local social media.

According to police, a native of Ambalapur of Shankarapatnam mandal, Harish joined in the job in RFCL by paying Rs 6.7 lakh to a middleman eight months ago. Unfortunately, he was removed from the job four months ago. Harish was disappointed much since the victims were unable to get justice even after continuous agitations. On Friday morning, Harish left the home informing the family members that he was going to Huzurabad.

When the family members contacted him over the phone at 1 pm, he informed them that he was coming home. As he failed to reach the home at 3 pm, family members again tried to contact him but in vain as his mobile phone was switched off. As he failed to return back home in the night, his wife lodged a complaint with Shankarapatnam police. Based on the complaint, cops registered the case and began an investigation.

Police found Harish’s bike, two mobile phones, headphones, and wristwatch at a tank near Siddipalle of Kamanpur on Friday night. As his slippers were found near an agricultural well, cops searched for him with professional swimmers and found the dead body on Saturday. Body was handed over to family members after performing postmortem in Peddappalli hospital.

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