Undated photographs of Radhika Yadav, state -level tennis player. | Photo Credit: PTI
On Thursday, her father was reportedly shot by a 25 -year -old state -level tennis player who operated the Sports Academy. Obviously, the accused was not in favor of his daughter Radhik Yadav, who operated the academy.
Radhika suffered three bullets of bullets after her father Deepak Yadav, 49, shot a point cover around 10.30 in their residence in sector 57 here, police spokesman of Grrabogram Sandeep Kumar said. Mr. Yadav reportedly shot her from behind with his licensed revolver as she prepared food in the kitchen.
Mr. Yadav, a native of Wazirabad, is a real estate broker and rents qualities for life. He was not satisfied that his daughter was running the Sports Academy in their native village of Wazirabad, probably because his colleagues mocked him “lived outside their daughter”. He wanted his daughter to close the academy she disagreed with. Among them were frequent arguments in this matter. He reportedly shot her on Thursday after one such argument.
The common village told the Hindes on condition of anonymity that they were shocked when they heard news when Mr. Yadav spoke of his daughter and always encouraged her to persecute tennis. “Deepak is very friendly and social. I had to know about the murder of my brother and considered it difficult to believe. The academy was running well. Recently, she also made a promotional video for her academy,” said a 45 -year -old village.
Mr. Yadav, together with his wife and two children, including his son, lived on the first floor of the house and his younger brother Kuldeep, also a real estate agent, remained on the ground floor with his family. “Kuldeep and its family members threw themselves into the first floor after they heard the shots and found that Radhika was lying in a pool of blood. They took it to a nearby hospital where she was declared dead. The hospital authorities reported the police leading to the accused. The police said the licensed revolver used in the crime commission was confiscated.
The case was registered at the Sector 56 police station based on Mr. Kuldeep’s complaint.
Published – 10 July 2025 17:24
