A 49-year-old farmer from Kondapalkala in Manakondur mandal allegedly died by suicide, unable to repay debts taken for his daughter’s marriage. Police said he owned 2.5 acres and leased additional land. A case has been registered following a complaint by his son.
Former sarpanch Dasari Shankaraiah of Bibirajpalli in Jagtial died by suicide after failing to recover Rs.10 lakh borrowed for village development works. The bills remained unpaid for two years, and pressure from lenders drove him to the extreme step.
Raju incurred Rs 6 lakh debts after performing the marriage of two daughters and a son. Left without work, he went into depression and ended life, neighbours said .
Family members and locals reported that Rathod Gokul, a resident of Lingojiguda Thanda in Utnoor mandal, attempted to take his own life by ingesting pesticide on January 12. Initially, he was admitted to a hospital in Hyderabad but was later transferred to RIMS-Adilabad on Saturday, where he passed away.
Bijilipuram Yadagiri (38) allegedly borrowed significant sums of money from friends and relatives in the town, promising attractive interest rates. However, when repayment was demanded, he reportedly fled the town with his family.
Farmer Rajaiah, 50, left his home on Friday evening and was found hanging from a tree by locals on Saturday morning. According to his family, Rajaiah, who owned one acre of land, was struggling with severe financial issues and was unable to repay debts from various sources. It is believed that these hardships led him to take his own life.
Mamata Banerjee talking to media persons said that Union government always says that the states own debt is increasing. But they are always silent on their own debt
Hyderabad: The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), in its latest report, raised a red flag over the union government’s increased debts and revenue deficit during the pre-Covid period. The Centre has been advised to immediately draw a specific plan for reduction of its debt to minimise expenditure on debt servicing and consequently, make more of […]