This came after posting a disturbing message on his wife’s site.
Police said they won a Facebook call saturday, triggering an operation on the subcontinent involving 50 officials in two separate cities.
New Delhi police deputy commissioner Anyesh Roy said a Facebook official had called him to tell him that they had detected activity “that may be alarming” on an account belonging to a Delhi resident.
Roy said the main points came here from a woman’s Facebook account and that there was a cell phone number.
They traced the mobile phone to a front and sent an officer to check, locating the woman well.
However, she claimed that her husband was her account and had moved to Mumbai after having an argument two weeks earlier.
Mumbai deputy police commissioner Rashmi Karandikar said they contacted him by phone and kept him online as officials rushed to look for him there.
He said: “I spoke to the man, who was crying and suffering mentally, and I begged him, even as a local police team rushed to the address.
“I’m glad we were going to save this man’s life.
“We thank Facebook, its manager in Ireland who alerted us in time to the man’s suicide tendencies and the Chief of Police in Delhi, who informed us.
“The trickyArray operation.. The end result is encouraging.”
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