A new revelation has brought a different perspective to the tragic death of Deepak, who was recently in the news after facing severe criticism and online backlash. While many on social media were quick to judge him, a young woman who once met him during a bus journey has now shared an experience that tells a completely different story.
According to the girl, the incident happened about a year ago when she was travelling alone by bus. She was suffering from severe menstrual pain and looked visibly weak. Deepak, who was seated nearby, noticed her discomfort and gently asked if she was okay. He even offered to call her mother, showing concern like a responsible elder.
When she said it was not necessary, Deepak gave her a pain-relief tablet that he had with him and tried to comfort her. To help her feel better, he spoke to her about her studies and encouraged her not to be afraid of exams. He told her that life is always a struggle and that even he was still learning and working hard at his age.
Throughout the journey, he behaved respectfully and made sure she felt safe. She said he treated her like a brother, not a stranger. Though they met only once, his kindness left such a strong impression that she remembered him clearly even after a year.
This account stands in sharp contrast to the image of Deepak that later circulated on social media. After allegations surfaced, he was heavily criticised and labelled without a proper investigation. The online outrage grew rapidly, and he was subjected to severe public humiliation.
Tragically, Deepak later died by suicide. Many now believe that the mental stress caused by constant accusations and social media trial pushed him into depression. The girl’s statement has raised serious questions about how quickly people judge others without knowing the full truth.
If Deepak had not lost his life, this side of his story might never have come out. His case now stands as a painful reminder of how damaging false accusations and online shaming can be, and how important it is to hear all sides before passing judgment.
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