Financial Crunch, Hunt For Job, A Marriage Behind Kabaddi Player's Suicide In Nagpur

A 29-year-old kabaddi player in Maharashtra's Nagpur has allegedly died by suicide after her husband didn't get her a job he promised her before getting married.

Kiran Suraj Dadhe, who was financially weak, married Swapnil Jaydev Lambghare in 2020.

The 30-year-old allegedly promised Kiran and her brother that they would get a job so that they could overcome their financial crisis.

Kiran, a national-level kabaddi player, however, later realised that she had been deceived.

As Swapnil kept delaying the job offer and allegedly mentally harassed her and demanded sexual favours, she left the house and moved back to her parents' house.

When she started receiving threats and verbal abuse, her family forced her to file a divorce petition in a family court.

She also reportedly saved the messages on her phone as evidence.

On December 4, she attempted suicide by consuming poison. She was rushed to a hospital but died three days later.

The police have registered a case under Section 108 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which deals with abetment of suicide, and are on the lookout for Swapnil.