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A man identified as Mukesh Kumar died by suicide in Himayat Sagar, Hyderabad. He had a history of theft and burglary cases and was reportedly frustrated over his life. Rajendranagar police are investigating the incident.
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This is the second such incident reported from TSRDC–Mancherial within two months. On April 24, Laxmi Prasanna (19), also a second-year degree student at the same college, died while undergoing treatment after allegedly jumping off the hostel building.
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Based on a complaint by the student’s father, Ramakrishna Reddy, the local police booked a case and launched an investigation into the incident.
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32-year-old Srikanth ended his life after an argument with a relative; police initiate probe
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Purna Chandra Badavath was taken into custody by Chikkadpally police after Swetcha’s parents alleged that he had created circumstances that forced their daughter to commit suicide
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A first-year student at Telangana Social Welfare Residential Junior College, Shaikpet, died by suicide on Saturday. A video found on his phone suggested emotional distress involving his parents. The incident is under investigation, and his family has been notified.
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Swetcha Votarkar, a 35-year-old Telugu TV news presenter, was found dead at her residence in Chikkadpally, Hyderabad. She was reportedly discovered by her daughter after returning from school.
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A 19-year-old TSRDC student who attempted suicide by jumping off the hostel building died during treatment in Hyderabad. This marks the second such student death since April, raising serious concerns over student welfare at the institution.
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A trader in Asifabad was arrested for allegedly abetting the suicide of his 23-year-old employee over a Rs.10,000 loan. The victim’s family staged a protest, accusing the trader of harassment and misuse of political influence.
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A second-year BSc student from a girls’ welfare college in Mancherial is in critical condition after jumping from her hostel’s third floor in a suspected suicide attempt. Police are probing the incident, and the motive is yet to be known.
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Tenant farmer in Jagadevpur, Siddipet, died by suicide due to mounting debts; Ragula Narsimhulu, who had leased land and worked as a labourer, reportedly owed Rs 6 lakh
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After her husband died by suicide due to crop failure and debts, Sravanthi from Gajwel has been struggling to survive with two children. Denied welfare benefits, she is burdened with debt and pleads for government support and livestock aid.
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The victims who were aged 17 and 15 years were natives of Nellore in Andhra Pradesh, had migrated to the city along with their parents about a month ago and stayed in a rented house here.
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Srinivas noted that a few customers on Friday threatened him in the local police station and demanded him to return their entire deposit within five days.
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While Sunkari Laxmibai had heart-related complications, her daughter Gouramma was a diabetic and her leg was amputated
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In Velganoor village, a contractor locked a school gate and threatened suicide over delayed payments, affecting over 300 students. This marks the second such incident in three days in Telangana, sparking calls for swift resolution from staff and locals.
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As the argument took a heated turn, Rinkesh’s brother-in-law Shashikanth, and his friends intervened and allegedly beat up Rinkesh.
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Karikeboina Kuntaiah, a native of Ankushapur village, reportedly took the extreme step after being duped by a person in a land deal involving Rs 10 lakh
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A software engineer in Hyderabad died by suicide after fearing that his wife had died during a domestic dispute. The couple had argued over a missing gold bracelet. Police confirmed that the wife later regained consciousness and is stable.
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Crime briefs from Hyderabad and other parts of Telangana