George Hospital by a woman constable and her condition is stable.It may be recalled that on January 22, Dhule farmer Dharma Patil (84) too had consumed poison outside Mantralaya to protest against the unfair land compensation given to him by the government. "Consumption in large quantity can affect the nervous system and lead to hallucination and drowsiness," he said.The doctor added that Ms Zalte is a state of shock and sobbing constantly.Psychotherapist Dr Ali Gabrani from Masina hospital said that people who are going though mental stress or depression can take extreme steps.

The bottle is with the police.Primary investigation revealed that Zalte had come to Mantralaya to address the issue of land dispute. The doctor said that cough syrup consumed in small quantity is not harmful. Gaikwad, medical superintendent of St George hospital, said, "She is under treatment.The Marine Drive police said that Ms Zalte wanted to highlight and protest against her brother-in-law, who allegedly had usurped her land in Nashik. Sakhubai has been kept under observation and her counselling is going on." A senior medial officer who is conducting the China Custom metic packaging manufacturers medical evaluation said, " Ms Zalte confessed of taking some unknown substance. "It is a blot on CM's tenure that so many people are committing suicide at Mantralaya.

Lashing at the government for repeated suicides at Mantralaya, the opposition said that this shows the plight of farmers and poor.Mumbai: A 65-year-old woman, Sakhubai Zalte, from Nashik attempted suicide by consuming cough syrup (5ml) outside Mantralaya on Friday afternoon. Police sources said Ms Zalte attempted suicide after the property dispute. Vilas Gangawane, senior police inspector of Marine Drive police station said, "The incident took place on a road outside Mantralaya. Ms Zalte was rushed to the St." He added that a woman constable present there snatched the bottle from Ms Zalte. She took a bottle of Corex cough syrup and drank 5ml from it. There have been four suicides attempts outside Mantrayala. This is because of the government's lopsided policies," Congress spokesperson Sachin Sawant said. "Some adapt the theme of copy cat suicide," Dr Gabrani said.