US EditionRadhika’s Murder Was Pre-Mediated, Planned for Three Days, Claims Her Friend Himaanshika
TILAK NAGAR, WEST DELHI, JUL 14 – Sandeep and Arif, both married with children, fatally stabbed each other during an argument in a Tilak Nagar park, police said, with investigations ongoing to determine the cause.
- Radhika Yadav, a 19-year-old state-level tennis player, was shot dead by her father Deepak Yadav at their Gurugram home on July 10, 2025.
- Her close friend Himaanshika Singh Rajput alleged in videos that the murder was premeditated and planned at least three days before the killing.
- Police recovered the licensed revolver used, found four cartridges at the scene, and confirmed Deepak Yadav's custody while continuing their investigation.
- Himaanshika described Radhika’s last ten days as miserable under orthodox parental restrictions, calling the act a 'calculated decision' rather than a sudden outburst.
- Authorities have categorized the case as clear for trial based on the confession and forensic evidence, sparking wider discussions on gender norms and family dynamics.
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Tragedy in the world of tennis.The 25-year-old Radhika Yadav has died killed by her father, Deepak Yadav, who was jealous of her professional and financial success, according to The Indina Express.The tennis player had stopped competing in May 2024, but was coaching her own academy in Gurgaon, India, an activity that allowed her to have a good income and financial independence that her father did not like.According to Indian media, the neighbors…
·Madrid, Spain
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2 Delhi Men Stab Each Other To Death Following Heated Argument: Police
A horrifying double murder unfolded in West Delhi's Tilak Nagar area, where two close friends, identified as Sandeep and Arif, stabbed each other and lost their lives during an altercation in a neighbourhood park.
·New Delhi, India
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