<p>Hyderabad: A family of four was found dead in their home in Habsiguda, Hyderabad, in what police suspect to be a case of murder-suicide triggered by financial difficulties.</p><p>The deceased have been identified as Kotha Chandrashekhar Reddy (40), his wife Kavita (35), and their two children—Srita Reddy (15) and Vishwant Reddy (10). Preliminary investigations suggested that the parents poisoned their children before taking their own lives by hanging.</p>.Murder or suicide? Days after man's death, video of his daughters beating him surfaces.<p>"Upon receiving the call and arriving at the residence, we found four people dead. We have registered the case as suspicious deaths and our investigation is going on,” said CI K Rajendar of the OU Police Station on Tuesday.</p><p>According to police, the tragedy was discovered on Monday night when Chandrashekhar's elder brother, Upendra Reddy, went to check on the family after they failed to respond to phone calls. After breaking open the door, he found the family members dead and immediately alerted police.</p><p>A suicide note recovered from the scene, purportedly written by Chandrashekhar, cited financial problems as the reason behind the extreme step. Police investigation revealed that Chandrashekhar had previously suffered losses in the real estate business and had been working as a lecturer at a private college until six months ago, when he quit his job.</p>.Private bank employee dies by suicide during video call with wife in Bengaluru .<p>Despite coming from financially well-settled families, the couple appeared to have been struggling financially. Chandrashekhar had reportedly asked his family members for Rs 5 lakh, which they had agreed to provide. However, Kavita had not disclosed their financial difficulties to her family.</p><p>“There were no disputes between the husband and wife. The suicide note clearly mentioned financial problems as the reason,” CI Rajendar added.</p><p>Police have recorded statements from both families and are awaiting the postmortem report to proceed with further investigation. They are also collecting technical evidence to understand the full circumstances that led to this tragedy.</p>
<p>Hyderabad: A family of four was found dead in their home in Habsiguda, Hyderabad, in what police suspect to be a case of murder-suicide triggered by financial difficulties.</p><p>The deceased have been identified as Kotha Chandrashekhar Reddy (40), his wife Kavita (35), and their two children—Srita Reddy (15) and Vishwant Reddy (10). Preliminary investigations suggested that the parents poisoned their children before taking their own lives by hanging.</p>.Murder or suicide? Days after man's death, video of his daughters beating him surfaces.<p>"Upon receiving the call and arriving at the residence, we found four people dead. We have registered the case as suspicious deaths and our investigation is going on,” said CI K Rajendar of the OU Police Station on Tuesday.</p><p>According to police, the tragedy was discovered on Monday night when Chandrashekhar's elder brother, Upendra Reddy, went to check on the family after they failed to respond to phone calls. After breaking open the door, he found the family members dead and immediately alerted police.</p><p>A suicide note recovered from the scene, purportedly written by Chandrashekhar, cited financial problems as the reason behind the extreme step. Police investigation revealed that Chandrashekhar had previously suffered losses in the real estate business and had been working as a lecturer at a private college until six months ago, when he quit his job.</p>.Private bank employee dies by suicide during video call with wife in Bengaluru .<p>Despite coming from financially well-settled families, the couple appeared to have been struggling financially. Chandrashekhar had reportedly asked his family members for Rs 5 lakh, which they had agreed to provide. However, Kavita had not disclosed their financial difficulties to her family.</p><p>“There were no disputes between the husband and wife. The suicide note clearly mentioned financial problems as the reason,” CI Rajendar added.</p><p>Police have recorded statements from both families and are awaiting the postmortem report to proceed with further investigation. They are also collecting technical evidence to understand the full circumstances that led to this tragedy.</p>
