VIDEO: Techie Uploads 'Shocking' Torture Video before Killing herself, Pilot husband held!

A 32-year old Techie killed herself at Hyderabad’s Shamshabad on Friday. She died by suicide over being abused by her husband for their inability to conceive. Few moments before ending her life, M Lavanya Lahari posted a video on Facebook, speaking about the mental torture she faced.

“I have realised certain things from my mistakes, but he (her husband) hasn’t realised it. He is cheating on me. But I still love him so much,” Lavanya said in the video addressed to her father.

Lavanya was working for an MNC in the city and her husband Venkateswar Rao works for a private airline company. As per media reports, the two of them were in a relationship and got married eight years ago. 

Venkateshwar and his parents allegedly started harassing her four years ago. They blamed her for their inability to get pregnant. She quit her job in view of the difficulties she was facing at home. Reportedly, she learnt in recent times that he was having an affair with another woman. 

“He was going out with another woman and spent time with her at hotels,” she said, in the video. 

“On Thursday night, after an argument over the matter, she locked herself in her room. She then shot the video and uploaded it on Facebook. Venkateshwar, who received calls from their friends over the video, went to check on her. He opened the room using a spare key, only to find her hanging from the fan.” The New Indian Express reported.

On Sunday, her husband Venkateshwar Rao was arrested by Cyberabad police on the charges of abetment to suicide and domestic violence.

లావణ్య లహరి సాఫ్ట్ వేర్ ఉద్యోగి. భర్త పైలెట్. అతడి క్రూరత్వం తట్టుకోలేక హైదరాబాదులో ఆత్మహత్య చేసుకుంది. అమ్మాయిలూ చెత్త వెధవలకోసం బలిదానం వద్దు. బతికి సాధించండి. pic.twitter.com/PwowC4RFLH

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