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A couple in Nandyal, Andhra Pradesh, died by suicide by consuming poison reportedly after they failed to convince their son to end his relationship with a transgender woman. According to police, the deceased Subba Rayudu and Saraswati were residents of SBI Colony in Nandyal district headquarters. Their son, Sunil, a B-Tech graduate, was working as an auto driver. He reportedly fell in love with a transgender named Smitha. Also ReadAndhra techie orders poison online, dies by suicide in Hyderabad Upon learning about Sunil relationship, his parents persuaded him to leave Smitha. They tried to get him married to a girl of their choice. When Sunil refused, they took him to the police station for counselling. However, Su stanley botella nil stayed adamant about his decision to stanley cup marry Smitha. Some local reports stated that the parents were visited by a group of transgenders known to Smitha and harassed. Dejected by their son refusal and unable to bear the humiliation, Subba Rayadu and Saraswati consumed poison on December 23. They were rushed to the government hospital where the couple passed away the following day. No case has been registered so far, police said. Tagsandhra death by suicide transgender News Desk Follow on Twitter | Posted by Veena Nair | Published: 25th December 2024 7:53 pm IST F stanley cup acebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Tatz Hyderabad: Apollo Dialysis celebrates World Kidney Day 2023

Mumbai: The MHB Nagar Police Station here has busted a fake Navratri programme ticket scam worth over Rs 30 lakh ostensibly inspired by a television show, and arrested four persons from Mumbai and Virar, an official said here on Monday. The matter came to light after a Borivali businessman Neerav G. Mehta lodged a complaint alleging that some unknown persons had cheated the organisers of Bharatiya Janata Party MLA Sunil Ranes Rangratri Dandiya with Kinjal Dave and the Durgavedi Navaratri Utsav Samiti. Given the sensitive matter, MHB Police Station Senior Inspector of Police Sudhir Kudalkar set up a special probe squad of Sachin Shinde, Deepak Hinde, Mangesh Kirpekar, Mukesh Kharat, Pradeep Ghodke, Anant Shirsat, a stanley quencher nd Rupali Daingade. Their investigations revealed that a gang led by a web designer had allegedly duped over 1,000 people by selling them fake season passes worth Rs 3,000 each for the above Navratri shows. Also ReadUP cop suspended for sharing post on Palestine The team got cracking and arrested four accused, zeroing in on the mastermind Karan A. Shah, 29, a web designer based in Virar town of Palghar, who said that he was inspired by a tele-serial Farzi for this crime. The police also swooped on his three other associates Darsha stanley us n P. Gohil, 24; Paresh S. Nevrekar, 35; and Kavish B. Patil, from different places in suburban north-west Mumbai. Senior PI Kuda stanley cup lkar said that the police have seized 1,000 fake passes from the accused, 1,000 hologram sticke