The case of murder of young tennis player Radhika Yadav has become a matter of discussion. Radhika was murdered by her father Deepak Yadav, who has been sent to judicial custody for 14 days by the court. Meanwhile, Radhika’s friend Himanshika Singh has responded to the matter. Himanshika told that Radhika’s family had problems with her everything, due to which Radhika felt suffocated in her own house.
Himanshika, who had known Radhika since 2012, claimed that Radhika was often targeted by the family to wear shorts, talk to boys and live life on his terms.
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According to Himanshika, Radhika had strong control over activities. They were given a tough time limit to go out and return home. Himanshika said, ‘When she was on a video call with me, she had to show her parents to whom she was talking to. Although the tennis academy was just 15 minutes away from his house, he was given a tough time limit to return.
Himanshika described Radhika’s family as ‘quite conservative’ and said that he had ‘trouble with almost everything’. In an emotional post, Himanshika criticized Radhika’s father, saying that he had ‘unhappy’ Radhika’s life with his ‘controlling behavior and frequent criticism’. He wrote, ‘They used to embarrass them to wear shorts, talk to boys and live their lives on their own terms.’
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Himanshika remembered Radhika as a friend ‘a kind, cute and innocent’ friend, who loved making videos and taking photos. However, Radhika’s hobbies faded over time. Himanshika revealed that Radhika ‘faced a lot of pressure’ at home. He said, ‘There was social pressure on the family. Parents were always worried about what people would say. He was very conservative. ‘
His friend also told that Radhika did not get mixed up with anyone and most of her parents lived. There were ‘a lot of restrictions’ at home and ‘he felt suffocated.’ According to Himanshika, Radhika ‘had to be accountable for everything’.