According to the report, Sneha and Deepak were shot at Swaminarayan Temple in Indore by Abhishek Yadav after the three had spoken for about half an hour. Abhishek then entered a nearby college, sent a prewritten message to his family, and fatally shot himself. Sneha's family reportedly said Abhishek had harassed her and was pursuing her despite her refusal, while Abhishek's final message described a prior romantic relationship with Sneha, alleged marriages, family opposition, and a possible third person. Police were still investigating whether Deepak was the person Abhishek referred to as having come between them.
Country: India
State/Province: Madhya Pradesh, India
City/Region: Indore
Incident Type: Murder-Suicide
Relationship Status: Love triangle
Relationship Duration: Approximately 4 months (reported relationship beginning in December 2019 and incident described as A
Recorded context: Romantic-rival / love-triangle context
Reported initiator: Unclear / not reported
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: April 2, 2024
Primary reported outcome: Homicide
Reported self-harm outcome: Completed suicide
Person(s) reported to have died by or attempted suicide: Abhishek Yadav
Reported role: Alleged suspect / offender
Reported sequence: Homicide or serious injury, then suicide or attempt
Additional victims reported: 1
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How the relationship or connection began.
Approximately 4 months (reported relationship beginning in December 2019 and incident described as A
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2024-04-02
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Romantic Triangle
The report presents conflicting accounts of the relationship. Sneha's family described one-sided pursuit, alleged harassment, and rejection, while Abhishek's final message described a mutual romantic relationship, alleged temple marriages, intercaste family opposition, and later interference by a possible third person. The reported sequence suggests relationship fixation, escalating conflict, lethal violence against two people, and subsequent suicide, but the exact triangle and motive remained under investigation.
Police reportedly arrived after calls from the temple and college, sent separate teams to both locations, transported all three people to hospital, and learned that they had already died. Identification was made through identity cards, Abhishek's phone, and other belongings. Police examined call details, questioned families, reviewed eyewitness accounts, and recovered a long message sent from Abhishek's phone at approximately 12:02 PM. Sneha's family reportedly alleged an earlier harassment complaint to women's police. The source states that police were still investigating the complaint, the identity of the possible third person, and whether the message referred to Sneha and Deepak. No conviction or completed court outcome is reported.
The main uncertainty was the conflict between Sneha's family's account that Abhishek was pursuing her one-sidedly and had harassed her, and Abhishek's saved message describing a mutual relationship, alleged marriages, and a later third person. It also remained unclear whether Deepak was the alleged romantic rival, whether the message was specifically about Sneha, and whether an earlier complaint had been properly received or acted upon.
On the reported date, Sneha, Deepak, and Abhishek met at Swaminarayan Temple in Indore and spoke for about half an hour before an argument or tense discussion preceded the shooting. Abhishek allegedly fired four shots in total: one misfired, two struck Sneha and Deepak, and a fourth struck Abhishek after he entered a nearby college and sent a saved message. Police connected the events through eyewitness accounts, the physical locations, identity documents, the phone message, family statements, and call-detail inquiries. The relationship pathway remained contested because the family account and Abhishek's final message presented materially different explanations.
The source describes a high-risk escalation involving alleged harassment, threats relating to self-harm, access to a firearm, a disputed romantic relationship, possible jealousy, prior family concern, and apparent preparation through a saved final message. The report does not establish whether an earlier complaint was formally acted upon or conclusively determine the relationship between Sneha, Deepak, and Abhishek.
The source highlights the importance of responding to reported harassment, threats, coercive relationship pressure, firearm access, and escalating interpersonal conflict. A prewritten final message may provide investigative context, but it is still a unilateral account and cannot by itself establish the truth of disputed relationship claims. The possible rival relationship, earlier complaint, and sequence of homicide followed by suicide were the main historical pattern-comparison points.
The reported early signals were alleged harassment of Sneha, an earlier complaint mentioned by her family, threats involving self-harm in Abhishek's account of the relationship, family opposition linked to different castes, increasing pressure around marriage, and later apparent conflict involving a possible third person.
The main connecting clues were eyewitness accounts from the temple and college, identity cards carried by Sneha and Deepak, Abhishek's mobile phone and belongings, the approximately 12:02 PM message to his family, the saved-message wording, family statements, and mobile call-detail checks.
The source presents the eyewitness observations, the physical sequence at the temple and college, the firearm-related deaths, identity documents, and the message recovered from Abhishek's phone as the strongest reported evidence. The message was significant but represented Abhishek's own account and did not resolve all disputed facts.
Temple witnesses reportedly saw the three people speaking normally at first, then becoming angry before the shooting. College witnesses reportedly saw Abhishek ask for the drinking-water tap, look at his mobile phone, send a message, and then shoot himself. Sneha's family reportedly said Abhishek had harassed her and that an earlier complaint had been made to women's police.
Follow-up investigation reportedly shifted attention from the initial family account of one-sided pursuit to the contents of Abhishek's final saved message, which described a prior relationship and a possible third person. The message led police to investigate whether Deepak was the alleged third person, but the report states that this question remained unresolved.
It remained unclear whether Sneha and Abhishek had a mutual relationship, whether their reported temple ceremonies constituted legally recognized marriages, whether Deepak was the third person mentioned in the message, whether Abhishek's message referred specifically to Sneha, and what happened to the earlier harassment complaint.