Man said ‘Wife sits on my chest to drink blood’-- the jaw-dropping truth behind his shocking confession

It’s not every day that an official letter takes the internet by storm, but when a constable from Uttar Pradesh wrote in explaining why he’d been late to work, the response was nothing short of shocking. What began as a routine disciplinary issue quickly turned into a raw, emotional revelation about the constable’s mental health struggles, raising questions about the hidden challenges people face every day. His letter, now going viral, paints a troubling picture of personal torment– nightmares so disturbing that they’ve kept him awake for days.
A routine warning uncovers a darker reality
As per a Times of India report, it all started with a simple notice from his superior. A constable from the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) in Meerut was reprimanded for being late to a morning meeting, missing several unit activities, and not adhering to grooming standards. But what his superiors didn’t expect was the heart-wrenching explanation that followed.
Instead of offering a simple excuse, the constable opened up about a much deeper issue: his severe insomnia caused by relentless nightmares. He revealed that these nightmares weren’t just troubling– they were terrifying, as reported by PTI.
“My wife wants to kill me in my dreams”

The constable’s response took a dark and disturbing turn when he shared the nature of his dreams. Describing these visions in his official letter, he said that his wife would appear in his nightmares, sitting on his chest and attempting to drink his blood with the intent to kill him.
This wasn’t just a one-off nightmare, either– these recurring dreams were keeping him awake and severely affecting his ability to function during the day. But the nightmares were just part of the story. The constable also mentioned that he was under medication for depression and irritability, which further complicated his situation and contributed to his inability to make it to work on time.
The desperate plea for help
According to a report presented by Times of India, as his letter progressed, the constable shared more details about his emotional state, revealing that his mother was also battling a nerve disorder, adding even more stress to his already fragile mental state. But perhaps the most heartbreaking part of his letter came when he admitted that he had “lost the will to live” and wished to “surrender myself at the feet of God.”
He ended his letter by asking his superiors for spiritual guidance, hoping for peace and relief from his emotional pain. His words were honest and revealed a side of life that many people are often afraid to discuss.

From private struggle to public attention
What was meant to be a private and formal letter to his superiors quickly went viral. The constable’s deeply personal and emotional words spread fast on social media, leaving people feeling a mix of empathy, concern, and confusion. Many wondered how such a private matter had ended up in public.
As the letter gained attention, PAC officials responded quickly. They launched an investigation into both the contents of the letter and how it was leaked online. Sachindra Patel, Commandant of the 44th Battalion PAC, told PTI that a thorough inquiry was underway to find out what happened.
The bigger picture: A wake-up call for mental health awareness

This case goes beyond one constable’s struggle– it’s a wake-up call about the need for better mental health support, especially in high-stress jobs like law enforcement. His story highlights the hidden emotional toll many face behind their duties, affecting both their work and well-being. Whether his claims are fully proven or not, the viral response shows that mental health deserves the same attention as physical health. His letter is a powerful reminder that many battles are fought in silence, and it’s time to break that silence with understanding, support, and action.