NIMS University first-year BTech student dies by suicide in college hostel
Press Trust of India | August 26, 2026 | 12:52 PM IST | 1 min read
Police said the student had not attended the college for two days before the incident.
A first-year BTech student allegedly committed suicide by jumping from the 15th floor of a hostel building here at NIMS University, police said on Wednesday. The deceased was identified as Aditya Tiwari, a resident of Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh, SHO Chandwaji Rajbir Singh said.
Police received information about the incident around 8.30 pm on Tuesday, he said. Tiwari was a first-year BTech student and shared a room at the university's Garnik hostel with two other students. "The student died on the spot, and his body was kept at the mortuary of a hospital for post-mortem examination," the SHO said.
Tiwari's roommates were not present in the room at the time of the incident and had gone outside the premises. Tiwari had also not attended college for the past two days. Police have recovered his mobile phone but have not been able to examine it as it is locked, the SHO said, adding that the matter is being investigated.
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