Archive · 26 Aug 2026
Telangana Farmer Dies by Suicide Amid Farm Access Dispute
A 70-year-old farmer in Telangana had a disagreement about a path to his farm.
His family said the path was blocked with stones.
They said another farmer had earlier agreed to provide access after receiving money.
The money was later returned, according to the family.
The farmer was found hanging from a tree near the blocked path.
Police took his body for a postmortem examination.
They also registered a case and began investigating.
The reported claims about the dispute have not yet been established by the investigation.
A 70-year-old farmer, Mogilicherla Ramachandraiah, allegedly died by suicide in Nerada village.
His family said a pathway to his agricultural land had been blocked with stone blocks.
They alleged that fellow farmer Veeranna had accepted money to provide access, then returned it and blocked the path.
Ramachandraiah was found hanging from a tree near the disputed pathway, according to the report.
Police sent the body for postmortem and registered a case to investigate the incident.
- Who
- Mogilicherla Ramachandraiah, a 70-year-old farmer, allegedly died by suicide; fellow farmer Veeranna was named in the family’s account of the dispute.
- What
- Ramachandraiah allegedly died by suicide after a dispute over access to his agricultural land.
- When
- Tuesday.
- Where
- Near a disputed pathway in Nerada village, Kuravi mandal, Mahabubabad, Telangana.
- Why
- His family linked the incident to a dispute over a pathway to his farm that they said had been blocked.
- Deceased
- Mogilicherla Ramachandraiah
- Age
- 70
- Village
- Nerada
- Mandal
- Kuravi
- District
- Mahabubabad
- Reported dispute
- Access to an agricultural land pathway
- Investigation
- Kuravi SI B. Satish registered a case