3 weeks ago
Telangana Couple Dies By Suicide After Leaving Children With Aunt
Once there was a mommy and a daddy who lived with their two little boys, Ayunsh and Mithun, in Telangana, India.
One day, they took the boys to visit their aunt and left them there for a little while.
Later that same day, the mommy and daddy died on purpose at their own home.
Police found a note the parents had written.
The note said they were feeling very sad and worried about money and health problems.
The daddy had been sick and was seeing a doctor for his sadness.
Now the two little boys do not have their parents anymore.
Police are looking carefully at the note and other clues to understand exactly what happened.
If anyone ever feels this sad, there are special phone numbers they can call to get help.
Shesala Meghana, 30, and her husband Shesala Naresh died by suicide at their residence in Nizamabad, Telangana.
Before the incident on Tuesday, the couple dropped their two children, Ayunsh and Mithun, at their aunt's house.
A suicide note recovered from the house reportedly cited financial difficulties, health-related issues, and depression.
Naresh worked as a lineman in the electricity department, was battling health problems and depression, and was undergoing treatment.
Police registered a case, shifted the bodies to a government hospital for post-mortem, and said family members did not suspect any wrongdoing.
- Who
- Shesala Meghana (30) and her husband Shesala Naresh, parents of two young children, Ayunsh and Mithun.
- What
- The couple died by suicide at their residence after leaving their children at an aunt's house.
- Where
- Their residence in Nizamabad, Telangana.
- When
- Tuesday.
- Why
- A suicide note reportedly cited financial difficulties, health-related issues, and depression.
Key facts
- Deceased
- Shesala Meghana (30) and Shesala Naresh
- Location
- Nizamabad, Telangana
- Children
- Ayunsh and Mithun, left at their aunt's house
- Occupations
- Naresh was a lineman in the electricity department; Meghana was a homemaker
- Reasons cited in note
- Financial difficulties, health-related issues, and depression
- Investigation
- Case registered; bodies sent to a government hospital for post-mortem
- Mental health helplines
- Vandrevala Foundation 9999666555; TISS iCall 022-25521111







