This incident may sound unbelievable, but it happened in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Where a young woman ended her life due to problems like hair fall. 20-year-old Shreya, who lived with her parents in a rented house, committed suicide by hanging herself. It is said that Shreya had gone into depression for the last few months due to the problem of hair fall.
Dhanoj Kumar Singh, a resident of Usraulia village in Chitbaragaon of Ballia district, lives with his family in a rented house in Pragyapuri of Lalpur Pandeypur police station area of Varanasi and works in a gutkha factory nearby.
Dhanoj Kumar Singh has 2 daughters and one son. The second daughter, 20-year-old Shreya, worked as a floor manager in a megashop. For the last few months, she was very worried about her hair fall problem.
On the day of the incident, the younger brother had left the house for some work and Shreya was alone at home. When he returned he saw that the main door of the house was open. On going inside, he saw that Shreya was hanging from the fan with the help of her dupatta and her room was locked from inside. This information was immediately given to the police and other family members. Police reached the spot, removed Shreya from the noose and sent her to the hospital, where doctors declared her dead.
Father Dhanuj Singh told the people nearby that his daughter was suffering from the problem of hair fall for the last few months.
At the same time, Inspector Rajkumar of Lalpur-Pandeypur police station said that the preliminary investigation so far has revealed that the girl was worried about the problem of her hair falling for the last few months and had also undergone a lot of treatment, but she did not get any benefit. Had reached. At the same time, the financial condition of the house was also not very good, because both the sisters and the parents used to earn their living by doing jobs.
However, the investigation so far has revealed that the girl might have taken such a step because of falling hair. He told that the post mortem report is yet to come.