2 year relationship ends in double suicide:Couple post 4 videos before jumping into river; hold relatives responsible

The suicide of a couple linked to Gwalior’s widely discussed spy camera blackmail case has taken a new turn. Bhupendra Dhakad and his girlfriend Radha Chaubey died after jumping from the old bridge over the Sank River on June 1. Before taking the extreme step, Bhupendra uploaded four videos on his social media account. In the videos, both Bhupendra and Radha blamed their own family members for their death. In one of the videos, Bhupendra identified himself as a resident of Kailaras and alleged that his father and his wife, Saraswati, were responsible for his death. He claimed they had falsely accused him of stealing gold. Bhupendra also said that he had earlier been falsely accused of stealing earrings. According to him, the gold he had mortgaged with a bank had been given to him by his family for hotel-related work. Brother had said the news should be in the morning paper In another video, Bhupendra’s girlfriend Radha Chaubey said, crying – We are being falsely accused of gold theft. Bhupendra’s brother Pawan had told us that both of you should die and the news of your death should come in the morning. Bhupendra’s family is solely responsible for our death. First Video In this, Bhupendra is saying – The reason for my death is my father and my wife Saraswati, who falsely accuse me of stealing gold. Second Video In this, Bhupendra says – they falsely accuse me of theft, while Pawan commits the theft. He even took my money earlier. Third Video In this, Bhupendra’s girlfriend Radha says – a false accusation of gold theft has been made. Pawan… his brother is saying that both of them should just die and the news of their death should come in the morning news. His family is the cause of our death. Fourth Video In this, Bhupendra Dhakad says – they falsely accuse me. Before this, they accused me of stealing earrings. First, they kept accusing my younger aunt. Then they accused me of stealing all the gold, whereas it was given by Saraswati and my family members. To mortgage it in the bank for the hotel. Both were in a relationship for 2 years Bhupendra and Radha were in a love relationship for about two years. Both belonged to different communities. The families were opposing this relationship. Despite the family’s displeasure, both were living together. Both had married in a temple. However, both families did not agree to this relationship. A dispute had arisen earlier regarding their love affair. Called father and said – I’ll show you now, then made a video According to Bhupendra’s father Rajendra Dhakad, Bhupendra reached Nurabad bridge with Radha on Monday afternoon. There he filled Radha’s hairline with vermilion. Then he called me. I accused him of stealing his wife’s jewelry and said I would file an FIR. To this, Bhupendra said I’ll show you now. After that, he recorded a video, in which he held me and his brother responsible for his death. Opened a hotel with father’s 5 lakh, then came in contact with Radha According to family members, Bhupendra started a hotel in Jaura about three years ago after taking 5 lakh rupees from his father. During this time, he met Radha. They developed a romantic relationship. Later, the family arranged Bhupendra’s marriage to Saraswati, with whom he also has a daughter. Despite this, he remained in contact with Radha. Were accused in spy camera blackmailing case In August 2025, Gwalior Police arrested Bhupendra and Radha in a spy camera and blackmailing case. During the investigation, several couples’ videos were claimed to have been found on their mobile phones. Both had gone to jail and had been released only a short while ago. Bodies of both found tied in the river The bodies of Bhupendra Dhakad (Kailaras, Morena) and Radha Chaubey (Datia) were recovered from the Sank River on Monday afternoon. Both their hands were tied with a scarf. Police have initially considered the case to be suicide. Police conducted post-mortems on both bodies and handed them over to their families.