Heartbreaking voice notes she sent to her father before her death laid bare her pain and desperation.
Ridhanya married Kavin Kumar in April this year.
Reports say the marriage involved a dowry of 800 grams of gold and a Volvo car worth ₹70 lakh.
Yet, within ten days of the wedding, her husband and in-laws allegedly began harassing her, according to police.
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In one voice note, she told her father, "You and Mom are my world… I've hurt you deeply… Everything is over. I'm leaving.
Another revealed her hopelessness: "I'm unable to bear their mental torture every day… Those who listen tell me to compromise."
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What's worse is that she had communicated her plight, but was reportedly advised to adjust rather than escape.
This tragic mindset highlights a painful reality: even today, many families prioritize social stigma over their daughter's safety.
It's 2025, yet dowry a crime banned decades ago continues to ruin lives. Society must wake up.
Parents must understand a divorced daughter is far better than a dead one.
Authorities should ensure swift justice for Ridhanya, and communities must unite to end this brutal, outdated practice before more lives are lost.