His brother and sister lived with their stepmother in their native village. Jayalalithaa, in her campaign, had promised to ban liquor if she was voted to power.Police said that M Dinesh Nallasivan even tasked another family member to perform the last rites. The boy had been preparing for the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) and was supposed to write the exam on May 6.There was a promise of prohibition in Tamil Nadu when the AIADMK, led by Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, came to power in 2015."Let us see if the chief minister closes down TASMAC (Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation) liquor shops in Tamil Nadu.Tamil Nadu was the first state to have a total ban on alcohol.  

But despite support from most political parties, the matter has not been pursued. His mother died nine years ago, and his father married another woman. In 1971, the DMK government led by M Karunanidhi had lifted it despite stiff opposition.Besides the suicide note, a damaged mobile phone wrapped in a plastic cover, his NEET examination hall ticket and SSLC mark sheet was also recovered.The demand for alcohol prohibition started again after neighbouring Kerala implemented a plan for to phase out liquor four years ago..After his mother’s death, M Dinesh Nallasivan was brought up by his paternal uncle Sankarakuthalam alias Mani in Madurai.The body was sent to the Tirunelveli Medical College and Hospital for postmortem.Tirunelveli: People in Tirunelveli district in Tamil Nadu were left shocked on Wednesday morning after a 17-year-old boy committed suicide by hanging himself from a flyover near Vannarapettai area.

In the suicide note, M Dinesh Nallasivan also automotive injection mold wrote that his father should not be allowed to perform his last rites and stated that his soul would rest in peace only if his father gave up alcohol.Police found a note from the teenager's pocket that read that he was committing suicide because of his father's alcoholism and requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palanisamy to prohibit the sale of liquor in the state, the police said.M Dinesh Nallasivan was the eldest of the three children of S Madasamy, a labourer in Kerala.Police identified the boy as M Dinesh Nallasivan, who had appeared for his Class 12 board exams and was waiting for results. If not, my spirit will destroy the shops," the note written in Tamil stated