4 bullets to chest: Radhika's autopsy contradicts 'father shot from behind' claim
This inconsistency has cast doubt on the sequence of events described by the suspect and raises new questions about the circumstances surrounding Radhika's death.National level tennis player Radhika Yadav, 25, was allegedly shot dead by her own father on Thursday morning. As to sources, police investigations revealed that her father, Deepak Yadav, upset over the villagers' taunts, repeatedly asked Radhika to shut down her tennis academy. However, she refused to do so, ultimately triggering her father's criminal act.Sources also said that Radhika's interest in becoming a social media influencer might have also triggered her father. A music video titled 'KARWAAN', featuring the tennis player, has surfaced following her death, raising speculation on its connection to the murder.- EndsMust Watch
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