<p>Shocked over the suicide of his teenage daughter, a man died of cardiac arrest within a few hours, at Talagavadi village, Malavalli taluk, Mandya district, on Sunday.</p>.<p>Her father K Raju (65), who was shocked to find his daughter T R Bhandavya (17) hanging on the wee hours of Sunday, died of cardiac arrest a few hours later.</p>.<p>The death of the Father-daughter duo has been reported on 'Father's Day'. It is said that Bhandavya was upset that she was not admitted to a private college, and had taken the extreme step.</p>.<p>Raju was a farmer and had five children - four daughters and a son. Bhandavya was the youngest daughter and was very close to her father. She had scored 93% in the SSLC exam and had done her first PU at Bannur Government PU college, in Mysuru district.</p>.<p>Raju had admitted all his children to private schools and colleges. Bhandavya, who was very good at studies, wanted to join a reputed private college for a PU course and had an ambition of becoming a doctor. But, Raju told her to complete her studies in the government college. Upset over this, she had taken the extreme step, it is said.</p>.<p>Raju was making arrangements for her final rites when he collapsed. He was brought to the taluk hospital in Malavalli when he breathed his last en route. </p>
<p>Shocked over the suicide of his teenage daughter, a man died of cardiac arrest within a few hours, at Talagavadi village, Malavalli taluk, Mandya district, on Sunday.</p>.<p>Her father K Raju (65), who was shocked to find his daughter T R Bhandavya (17) hanging on the wee hours of Sunday, died of cardiac arrest a few hours later.</p>.<p>The death of the Father-daughter duo has been reported on 'Father's Day'. It is said that Bhandavya was upset that she was not admitted to a private college, and had taken the extreme step.</p>.<p>Raju was a farmer and had five children - four daughters and a son. Bhandavya was the youngest daughter and was very close to her father. She had scored 93% in the SSLC exam and had done her first PU at Bannur Government PU college, in Mysuru district.</p>.<p>Raju had admitted all his children to private schools and colleges. Bhandavya, who was very good at studies, wanted to join a reputed private college for a PU course and had an ambition of becoming a doctor. But, Raju told her to complete her studies in the government college. Upset over this, she had taken the extreme step, it is said.</p>.<p>Raju was making arrangements for her final rites when he collapsed. He was brought to the taluk hospital in Malavalli when he breathed his last en route. </p>
