Kota Class 10 school girl hangs self at home
Press Trust of India | December 9, 2023 | 06:57 PM IST | 1 min read
Rajasthan: The reason behind suicide is yet to be investigated as no suicide note was recovered from her room.
KOTA: A 15-year–old schoolgirl allegedly hanged herself from the ceiling fan of her room in Bapu Colony here, police said on Saturday. The reason behind the suicide by the class 10 student of a government school is yet to be ascertained.
According to police, Nikita Koli returned home after school Friday afternoon and went to her room, where she hanged herself from a ceiling fan with her 'chunni'.
Bhawani Shankar, the girl's father, was at work when he got a call from his landlord informing him about the incident. Nikita was rushed to MBS Hospital where doctors declared her brought dead, he said.
The reason behind suicide is yet to be investigated as no suicide note was recovered from her room, Assistant Sub Inspector at Kunhari Police Station Kartar Singh said. Nikita's body was handed over to her family members after post mortem, he said.
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