Mumbai: 20-year-old BCom student dies by suicide
Press Trust of India | April 2, 2025 | 10:16 AM IST | 1 min read
Mumbai: A third-year BCom student, Zana Sethia, allegedly jumped off the terrace of the Techno Heights building in the Hindu Colony on Tuesday evening.
MUMBAI: A 20-year-old woman allegedly ended her life by jumping off a 14-storey building in Dadar area here, police said on Wednesday. Zana Sethia, a third-year B Com student, allegedly jumped off the terrace of Techno Heights building in Hindu Colony on Tuesday evening, an official said.
She lived with her parents on the eighth floor of the same building, he said. On Tuesday evening Sethia and two of her friends who visited her frequently went to the terrace, and suddenly she jumped off before the other two could do anything, the official said. She was declared dead on arrival at hospital.
No suicide note was found but the police found her diary where she had given a hint about suicidal thoughts, the official said. According to her friends, she was suffering from depression after a failed love affair. An `accidental death report' was registered at Matunga police station and a probe was underway.
If you know someone – friend or family member – at risk of suicide, please reach out to them. Those in distress or having suicidal thoughts or tendencies could seek help and counselling by calling 9820466726 or visiting AASRA’s official website or can call iCALL on 9152987821. Here are some more helpline numbers of suicide prevention organisations that can offer emotional support to individuals and families.
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