In a terrible incident, a 24-year-old man who wanted to experience the feeling of death has lost his life after consuming pesticide.
According to the details, he lost his life and recorded it all on the social networking platform TikTok in Koratagere taluk of Tumakuru district in India.
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As per the initial report, the mother of the deceased has scolded him for not earning money. The details said that on Saturday evening, Dhananjaya, a resident of Gouraganahalli bought pesticide from a shop and shot a 15-second video on the video-making application TikTok, saying, “I want to experience the feeling of what death would be like. I will try to kill myself.”
The police officials said that this is not the first time the deceased had done something like this, in past, Dhananjaya had rammed his motorbike into a tree to ‘experience’ death but at that time he had survived with the minor injuries.
Even after repeatedly asking not to do, he continued to do so as he was obsessed with death and posted his opinion regularly on TikTok, where he had 431 followers.
According to the details, he tied the knot four months ago and was running an autorickshaw on rent. The villagers have claimed that his earning reduced to zero during the lockdown due to the novel coronavirus and he wasn’t mentally stable.
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