Tamil Nadu man ends life to fulfil his vow to God after getting job

KANYAKUMARI: A 32-year-old man in Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu ended his life to fulfil his vow that he would offer his life to God if he got a job. ‘I am going to God, who gave me a job,' read the suicide note of C Naveen of Elluvilai. The man, who got a job in a bank recently, ended his life by jumping in front of a speeding train.
In the suicide note addressed to his parents, that was found in his pocket, Naveen stated that he promised to offer his life to God if he got a job. Inquiries by police revealed that the man was an engineering graduate and did not have a job for many years. It was at this juncture he took the vow.

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