Two friends from Honda Pimpalgaon were found dead on April 12, 2025, in Moshi, Pune. It looks like they may have taken their own lives together. The bodies of Tushar Ashok Dhage, who was 25 years old, and Sikandar Sallauddin Shaikh, who was 30, were found hanging from a lemon tree. This has led the police to look closely at what happened and if the friends had made a plan to end their lives together.
The case has made people think about how friendships can affect mental health. Tushar and Sikandar were very close friends and had traveled from their village to Pune just a day before this sad event. Police are trying to find out if there were any reasons that pushed them to make this choice together.
The local police, from MIDC Bhosari Police Station, are handling the investigation. They’re collecting evidence from the scene and are waiting for the postmortem reports to understand how and when the friends died. They’re also talking to family members and friends to learn more about what led to this tragedy.
This incident has started conversations in the community about how important it’s to talk about mental health. Community leaders and health experts are asking for better mental health services to help people who might be feeling very sad or thinking about hurting themselves.
As the investigation continues, this sad event reminds everyone how important it’s to have mental health support available for everyone, especially in both cities and villages. It’s important to notice when someone is in trouble and to help them.
The police are working hard to gather all the information, including the postmortem results and what witnesses saw. They want to make sure they understand everything that happened while also being careful and respectful to the families who are hurting from this loss.
