‘I'm Nothing For You': Gujarat Model Shared Cryptic Posts Before Dying By Suicide
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According to the investigators, the 23-year-old may have been battling mental stress. No suicide note has been recovered so far.
A 23-year-old model has allegedly died by suicide in Gujarat's Surat, police said on Sunday. The victim, identified as Anjali Varmora, was found hanging at her residence in the Athwa area.
Anjali posted a cryptic reel on Instagram a day before her body was found hanging at home, with the caption 'Today I realised I am nothing for you", marking one of her last two posts.
'It doesn't matter if everything is lost, but it hurts if love is lost," was the text on her another reel. She regularly shared reels on her Instagram profile, which has 37,000 followers, and also posted vlogs on her YouTube channel.
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This incident follows closely after another aspiring model's suicide in Surat, where 19-year-old Sukhpreet Kaur was found dead on May 3. A police investigation revealed she was allegedly blackmailed and mentally harassed by Mahendra Rajput, who has been charged with assault and abetment.
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