Hyderabad couple dies by suicide after killing their two children due to financial and health issues. Read the full details of this tragic incident.


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A 44-year-old man and his 35-year-old wife died by suicide after allegedly killing their two children in Hyderabad’s Habsiguda area on Monday night. The incident was reportedly caused by financial struggles and health issues, according to police officials.

Incident Details

The tragedy occurred around 9:30 PM at the couple’s home in Ravindranagar Colony. Neighbors alerted the police, who rushed to the spot and began an investigation.

Preliminary findings suggest that the couple strangled their children first before hanging themselves. A suicide note written by the man was found at the scene, revealing financial troubles and serious health problems as the reasons for their extreme step.

Background & Investigation

  • The family originally belonged to Mukuralla village, Mahabubnagar district and had moved to Habsiguda a year ago.
  • The man was a former lecturer at a private college but had been unemployed for six months, worsening their financial condition.
  • In his note, he mentioned diabetes, nerve issues, and kidney disease, along with career struggles, as reasons for his decision.
  • Police have sent the bodies for post-mortem at Gandhi Hospital and have registered a case of suspicious deaths.

Authorities are continuing the investigation while urging people facing distress to seek help from counseling and support services.

FAQ

A couple in Habsiguda, Hyderabad, died by suicide after allegedly killing their two children due to financial and health issues.

The incident occurred at their residence in Ravindranagar Colony, Habsiguda, Hyderabad.

The suicide note mentioned financial struggles, unemployment, and health problems as the reasons for the tragic act.

The 44-year-old man, his 35-year-old wife, and their two children were found dead.

The note, written in Telugu, mentioned the man's career struggles, diabetes, nerve issues, and kidney disease as reasons for the suicide.

Police have registered a case of suspicious deaths and sent the bodies for post-mortem at Gandhi Hospital.

No, he was a former lecturer who had been unemployed for six months, which led to financial distress.

The family originally belonged to Mukuralla village in Mahabubnagar district.

Police reports suggest they strangled their children first before hanging themselves.

Yes, people in distress can seek help from mental health support services and suicide prevention helplines.

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