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Himaanshika Singh Rajput, who claims to be murdered tennis player Radhika Yadav's close friend, has posted two Instagram videos alleging years of mental and emotional abuse Radhika faced at home. In the first video, Himaanshika says Radhika's parents were extremely controlling, forcing her to justify every action and give up hobbies like photography due to societal pressure. In the second video, she alleges Radhika's father had planned her murder for three days. She also claims Radhika was mentally distressed in the days leading up to her death and had told her father she was willing to follow his terms.#radhikayadav #parentalcontrol #athleteabuse #gurugram #crimenews #murderinvestigation #toi #toibharat
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