Hyderabad Horror: 27-Year-Old Woman Kills Baby, Dies by Suicide; Mother Hospitalised
A suspected murder-suicide inside a Hyderabad home has left one woman dead, an infant boy poisoned, and another relative in hospital, with Meerpet Police examining whether domestic harassment pushed the family to this point. The incident occurred at Jayakrishna Enclave in Hastinapuram and involved 27-year-old Sushmita and close family members.
Investigators state that Sushmita allegedly administered poison to her 11-month-old son, Ashwanth Nandan Reddy, and to 45-year-old sister-in-law, Lalitha, while inside the family residence. Ashwanth could not survive the poisoning, while Lalitha was rushed for emergency treatment and remains under medical supervision. After this, Sushmita is believed to have died by hanging.
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Hyderabad suicide case: harassment claims and Meerpet Police investigation
Relatives have filed a complaint naming Sushmita’s husband, Yashwanth Reddy, and accusing Yashwanth of persistent harassment. Family members told police that Sushmita faced ongoing emotional and domestic trouble at home. They alleged that this strain may have influenced Sushmita’s reported decision to poison Ashwanth and Lalitha before taking Sushmita’s own life.
| Person | Age | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Sushmita | 27 | Died by hanging |
| Ashwanth Nandan Reddy | 11 months | Died after poisoning |
| Lalitha | 45 | Hospitalised, under treatment |
Meerpet Police have registered a case covering suicide, alleged murder by poisoning, and domestic harassment. Officers are recording statements from relatives and neighbours and are awaiting medical and forensic reports. Early enquiry suggests serious family disputes, though officials say they will determine specific responsibility only after completing evidence collection and legal scrutiny.
The Hyderabad suicide case has drawn attention to domestic conflict and mental stress within young families in urban areas. As Meerpet Police continue the investigation, authorities are focusing on the exact sequence of events and the impact of the alleged harassment, while doctors monitor Lalitha’s condition and relatives prepare last rites for Sushmita and Ashwanth.
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