A man in Rajasthan’s Deeg district climbs a telecom tower and threatens suicide, saying he is driven by persistent problems with mobile network connectivity. Police intervene and hold discussions with the man, and he comes down safely.
Reports describe the incident as lasting through hours, with the man demanding that mobile service be restored. NDTV says he has no network for a month, while India Today frames the demand more directly as ending his life unless the network is restored. Both outlets link the protest to dissatisfaction with telecom performance and note that police engage both the individual and telecom officials during the resolution.
The man’s decision to climb the tower and his threats are presented as a reaction to communication issues rather than any other stated grievance. The accounts converge on the outcome: the situation is brought under control without injury, and the network problem is treated as the central cause behind his actions.
