The death of Dr. Joshua Samraj, a young doctor from Salem, is under investigation following his discovery in a vehicle near Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu. Evidence points towards a suspected suicide, with indications that he self-administered IV fluids. A suicide note was recovered, in which he expressed remorse to his family, though it offered no specific reasons for his actions. The doctor, who was working in Madurai, was reportedly grappling with financial difficulties, according to police. Furthermore, family members shared that personal relationship issues were a source of emotional turmoil. The police were alerted by villagers who observed the car stationary for several days in a forest area. The post-mortem will confirm the definitive cause of death. While initial reports suggested the doctor was in debt, details are still being confirmed. Despite social media speculation about potential online gaming losses, the police have stated that their investigation hasn’t revealed any such connection. The incident underscores the urgent need to address mental health concerns among young professionals, especially within the medical community.
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