Hyderabad, Four people died by suicide in separate incidents across the city and its outskirts due to various reasons.
In the Chaitanyapuri police station limits, a woman died by suicide by jumping from a rooftop following a domestic dispute. Police stated that Maniya Shiva Kumar, a resident of Hanuman Nagar, had married Maniya Madhavi alias Chandana (31) a few years ago. After marriage, Madhavi gave birth to two children.
For the past few months, the couple had been arguing over domestic matters. Following one such argument on Wednesday morning, Madhavi, in a moment of agitation, jumped from the roof of the house. Seriously injured in the incident, Madhavi was admitted to a private hospital, where she died during treatment this morning. Police have registered a case based on a complaint by Madhavi’s father, Bashetti Srinivas, and are investigating.
In another incident, within the Mailardevpally police station limits, a lorry driver died by hanging after his wife left home. Police said Vijay (30), a resident of Latur, Maharashtra, had a love marriage with Soundarya, a resident of Karnataka, three years ago. After living in Maharashtra for two years, the couple came to Hyderabad last year in search of work and were living in Katedan. Vijay worked as a lorry driver, while Soundarya had a job at a company in Katedan. For some days, Vijay had developed suspicions about Soundarya’s character. Because of this, he began harassing her.
Three consecutive individuals die by hanging in Hyderabad
Due to the harassment, Soundarya went to her relative’s house in Aramghar a few days ago. After his wife did not return, Vijay, a resident of Ganesh Nagar, Katedan, died by suicide yesterday by hanging himself from a ceiling fan using a chunni. In a similar other incident, within the L.B. Nagar police station limits, a businessman died by hanging in a hotel room.
Police stated that Srimalla Mahesh Chandra (42), a resident of Srinilayam Apartments, Hastinapuram, left home on an Activa yesterday morning and did not return. He was not answering calls from his family. Therefore, the family called his friend Rakesh and asked him to inquire. Rakesh traced the location and reached the Bairy Reddy Hotel in L.B. Nagar, where Mahesh’s Activa was parked outside.
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Upon going inside and checking, it was discovered that Mahesh had died by suicide by hanging himself in the bathroom of hotel room no. 303. The exact reasons for the suicide have not been revealed. In another incident, within the Chandrayanagutta police station limits, Sheikh Ghouse (33), a resident of G.M. Colony, Chandrayanagutta, died by suicide by hanging last night for unknown reasons. Sheikh Ghouse ran a business named Sheikh Auto Parts in Afzalgunj along with his brothers. The exact reasons for the suicide have not been revealed.
Hyderabad
Hyderabad is the capital of the Indian state of Telangana, founded in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah. It is historically renowned as the seat of the wealthy Nizams and for its iconic monuments like the Charminar and Golconda Fort, which reflect its rich Islamic heritage and legacy as a center for pearl and diamond trade. Today, it is a major hub for information technology and pharmaceuticals, often called “Cyberabad.”
Chaitanyapuri police station
Chaitanyapuri police station is a local law enforcement facility serving the Chaitanyapuri area, likely named after the 15th-16th century Bengali saint Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, a central figure in the Gaudiya Vaishnavism tradition. As a modern police station, its specific operational history is not widely documented in public historical records, but it functions as part of the civic infrastructure to maintain public order and safety in its jurisdiction.
Hanuman Nagar
Hanuman Nagar is a prominent residential and commercial neighborhood in southern Kathmandu, Nepal, named after the Hindu deity Hanuman. Historically, it was developed on land that was once part of the fertile agricultural outskirts of the city, with its modern urbanization accelerating in the latter half of the 20th century as Kathmandu expanded. Today, it is a bustling urban area known for its markets, educational institutions, and cultural diversity.
Mailardevpally police station
The Mailardevpally Police Station is a local law enforcement facility serving the Mailardevpally suburb of Hyderabad, India. While the specific history of the station building itself is not widely documented, it operates as part of the Telangana Police, a force with origins tracing back to the Hyderabad State Police under the Nizam’s rule. Its primary function is to maintain public order and provide security for the residents and growing infrastructure of its area.
Latur, Maharashtra
Latur is a city in the Marathwada region of Maharashtra, India, historically significant as a medieval regional capital and a center of the Rashtrakuta dynasty. It gained national attention in 1993 due to a devastating earthquake, after which it was largely rebuilt. Today, it is primarily known as an important educational and agricultural hub, often called the “Sugar Bowl of Maharashtra” for its prolific sugarcane production.
Karnataka
Karnataka is a state in southwestern India with a rich cultural heritage, historically shaped by powerful dynasties like the Vijayanagara Empire. It is renowned for its diverse historical sites, including the ancient ruins of Hampi, the intricate Hoysala temples at Belur and Halebidu, and the colonial-era architecture of Bangalore. The state is also a major center for classical Indian arts, notably the dance form of Yakshagana and Carnatic music.
Katedan
“Katedan” refers to the Katedan Industrial Area, a major industrial suburb located in Hyderabad, India. Historically, it was developed as an industrial zone to boost manufacturing and economic activity in the region, becoming a hub for various factories and businesses. While not a traditional cultural or historical site, its significance lies in its role in Hyderabad’s modern industrial growth.
L.B. Nagar police station
The L.B. Nagar police station is a key law enforcement facility serving the L.B. Nagar suburb of Hyderabad, India. It was established to maintain public order and security in this rapidly developing residential and commercial area, which grew significantly after the formation of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation.
