Gujarat Postal Employee Dies by Suicide at Maharashtra’s Konkankada Cliff, Blames Ex-Wife and Her Family in Last Video

A 24-year-old postal employee from Gujarat died by suicide after jumping from the 1,700-foot-high Konkankada cliff in Maharashtra last week, allegedly amid distress over a marital dispute. Vishwrajsinh Mayursinh Gohil, a resident of Bhavnagar, recorded a 13-minute video before his death, in which he levelled allegations against his former wife and her family over an ongoing domestic dispute and legal proceedings.

Gohil married his wife on February 8, 2026, but the marriage ended around eight months later. His wife filed a domestic violence complaint on September 12, following which he appeared in court on October 9. In his final video, Gohil spoke about the emotional, financial and social pressure he claimed to have faced amid the marital conflict.

Gujarat Man Jumps To Death From Cliff In Maharashtra

🚨 ભાવનગરના ચિત્રા વિસ્તારના વિશ્વરાજસિંહ ગોહિલે મહારાષ્ટ્રના કોંકણકડા ખાતે આત્મહત્યા કરી હોવાના અહેવાલ સામે આવ્યા છે.

મૃત્યુ પહેલાં બનાવેલા 13 મિનિટના વીડિયોમાં તેમણે પત્ની અને સાસરી પક્ષ દ્વારા કથિત માનસિક ત્રાસ અંગે પોતાની વ્યથા વ્યક્ત કરી હોવાનું જાણવા મળ્યું છે.

#Bhavnagar https://t.co/KTlpekcJFq

— Anshu Chudasama (@ChudasmaAnshu) October 18, 2026

Gujarat Man Accuses Ex-Wife and Her Family of Harassment

In the video, Gohil expressed anguish over the breakdown of his marriage and the legal proceedings that followed. He alleged that routine disagreements between the couple had been portrayed as domestic violence by his wife and her family. Gurugram Techie Kills Wife, Dies by Suicide; Email to Bosses Asked Them to Inform Father, Landlord.

He also claimed that allegations of physical assault against him, his mother and his younger brother were false. Gohil questioned the circumstances under which the complaint was registered and alleged that the accusations had caused severe distress to his family.

Gohil further alleged that his wife's parents had taken her away from his home against her wishes. He claimed that members of their neighbourhood had witnessed the incident and disputed allegations concerning jewellery and belongings.

In the video, he said the dispute had left him feeling that he was being forced to die due to what he described as 'mental, financial, and social pressure'. He also expressed concern about the impact of the case on his parents and his 16-year-old younger brother, who he claimed had also been named in the domestic violence allegations. Bengaluru: Engineer Kills Techie Wife After Domestic Dispute, Dies By Suicide.

Gohil Questions Domestic Violence Law in Final Video

Gohil also questioned the legal provisions governing domestic disputes and called for reforms to protect men who, he alleged, face false complaints. He claimed that the law was being misused and said the fear of legal disputes had made some young people reluctant to marry.

He appealed to administrative and legal authorities to examine the concerns of men facing what they believe are fabricated allegations. He also urged officials and residents of Bhavnagar to seek reforms, saying that innocent people should not have their lives ruined by false cases.

His statements in the video represent his allegations and have not been independently established. The claims against his former wife and her family should not be treated as proven facts.

Police Register Accidental Death Case

Police have registered an accidental death case and launched an investigation into the incident. Further details about the circumstances surrounding Gohil's death and the allegations made in his video are awaited.

The investigation will be crucial in establishing the facts surrounding the incident and the circumstances that preceded his death.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Oct 21, 2026 12:58 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).