Jaipur, Oct. 13 -- A 30-year-old man died by suicide in Jaipur on Sunday, with his family alleging harassment, threats and demands for money by his in-laws. Police have registered a case based on the family's complaint. According to police, the man's mother found him unresponsive in his room on Sunday evening. He was taken to hospital, where doctors declared him dead. His body was handed over to the family after a post-mortem examination at SMS Hospital on Monday. The family alleged that the man's in-laws began harassing and verbally abusing him soon after his wedding earlier this year. His wife later returned to her parents' home and allegedly filed a dowry case against him. The family claimed her relatives continued to demand Rs.10 lakh towards wedding expenses even after gifted articles had been returned. A purported suicide note attributed to the man alleges prolonged harassment, verbal abuse, death threats and demands for money by his wife's family. It appeals to Jaipur police for justice and maintains that his family was innocent. The note's authenticity and its allegations are yet to be independently verified. The man's maternal uncle also alleged that police summoned them to a station 10-12 days before the death, promising to facilitate a settlement, but pressured them into giving statements and threatened to put them in custody. These allegations remain unverified. "A case has been registered based on the complaint of the deceased's family. Appropriate action will be taken after the post-mortem and FSL team reports are received," ACP Jitendra Singh said. The family has demanded an impartial investigation and action against those found responsible....