In a tragic incident in the town of Kiratpur, Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh, a 25-year-old woman named Sameera died after consuming poison following the breakup with her boyfriend, Sohail Ahmad. The couple had been in a romantic relationship for three years, during which they were often seen together and had plans to marry. However, Sohail's engagement to another girl disrupted their plans, leading to escalating distress for Sameera.

Upon learning about Sohail's engagement, Sameera became desperate and began pressuring him to commit to marriage. She confronted him at his home, stating that if he refused to marry her, she would take her own life. Despite her pleas, Sohail and his family refused to change their decision, resulting in them shutting the door on her. In a state of despair and anger, Sameera resorted to consuming poison right outside his doorstep, an act that would lead to her deteriorating health and eventual death.

This tragic event raises serious concerns about the psychological pressures faced by young individuals in romantic relationships, particularly regarding societal expectations around marriage and commitment. It highlights the need for increased awareness and support systems for mental health among youth, as well as the importance of understanding the implications of abrupt relationship changes, which can lead to devastating outcomes for some individuals.