Government Teacher in Khammam Commits Suicide by Jumping into Sagar Canal
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By • Published 19 Oct 2026• Updated 19 Oct 2026
Venkateshwar Rao, a 50-year-old government Hindi teacher residing in Kotha Karayigudem village of Penuballi Mandal in Khammam district, Telangana, committed suicide by jumping into the Sagar canal due to illness and financial difficulties. This incident has created an atmosphere of mourning among the local people.
Background of the Incident
Venkateshwar Rao taught Hindi in Kondrupadu village. For the past few months, he had been facing health problems and was spending a significant amount on hospital visits and treatment. The financial burden and increasing medical expenses worsened his condition.
Suicide Note and Appeal for Children’s Care
Before committing suicide, he wrote a letter appealing for the proper care of his two children – a daughter and a son. In the note, he mentioned that he was unable to bear the extreme stress and was distancing himself from his family for this reason.
Police Action
Upon receiving information about the incident, local people and police immediately began a search. With the help of divers, after approximately 10 hours of effort, his body was recovered about one kilometer away in the canal. The police promptly registered a case and initiated legal procedures, continuing to investigate other aspects of the matter.
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Key Points
- Teacher’s Name: Doddupuneni Venkateshwar Rao, Age 50
- Position: Government Hindi Teacher in Kondrupadu village
- Cause: Health issues, treatment expenses, and financial stress
- Suicide note included appeal for children’s care
- Search: 10 hours with divers, body found approximately 1 km away
- Police registered case; investigation ongoing
Venkateshwar Rao’s wife Lakshmi and two children are deeply mourning this sudden death. The village is also engulfed in grief following this tragic event. This incident serves as a reminder that mental health should not be neglected during illness and financial hardships; seeking help from family, friends, or trusted institutions is essential.
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