In a series of heart-wrenching incidents, borrowers across the country have succumbed to financial distress and allegations of harassment by moneylenders. A family in Pimpri Chinchwad near Pune, facing constant pressure over high-interest loans, tragically ended their lives, leaving behind a 10-year-old son. In Mumbai's Kandivli East, Suraj Jaiswal took his life after a finance company recovery agent seized his commercial vehicle documents for missed loan payments. Meanwhile, in Bijnor's Tandhera village, a family of four consumed poison amid mounting debt and creditor harassment, resulting in two deaths. In Indore, a co-operative bank employee ended his life as a recovery team arrived to take possession of his mortgaged property over unpaid dues on a Rs 2.5 crore loan. The common thread in these tragedies: the human toll of unmanageable debt and relentless repayment pressure.