US EditionAndhra Woman Doctor Found Dead in Hyderabad, Suicide Note Points to Depression over US Visa Rejection
K Rohini, who prepared for eight years to practice medicine in the US, died after visa rejection and a failed marriage proposal, police said.
- On November 22, relatives forced entry to a Padmarao Nagar flat and found 38-year-old doctor K Rohini from Guntur, Andhra Pradesh unresponsive.
- Longstanding plans to move to the United States were shattered by her US visa rejection two months ago and a failed marriage proposal, increasing her distress.
- Investigators found physical signs at the scene, including vomited blood, a suicide note referencing depression and visa rejection, and police suspect an overdose of sleeping pills on Friday night.
- The body was sent for postmortem on Saturday and later handed over to her family, while Chilkalguda Police have registered a case in the matter.
- Her mother, Lakshmi, said Rohini had completed her MBBS abroad, was a brilliant student aiming for specialisation in internal medicine, and remained unmarried, devoted to her medical career.
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Andhra woman doctor dies by suicide in Hyderabad after US visa rejection
A 38-year-old woman doctor from Andhra Pradesh's Guntur district allegedly died by suicide at her Hyderabad flat, due to depression over not getting a US visa, said a police official. The deceased, identified as Rohini, was living alone in Padma Rao Nagar. The incident came to light on November 22 after her family members, who are staying in another locality of the city, broke open the door. According to the police, the domestic help informed th…
Andhra woman doctor found dead in Hyderabad, suicide note points to depression over US visa rejection
Rohini, a 38-year-old doctor from Guntur, died by suicide in Hyderabad due to depression over her US visa denial. Her family discovered her body after they broke open the door when there was no response from her.
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The incident comes to light on Saturday after her family members, who stay in another locality of the city, break open the door when there is no response to door knocks and find her dead.
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