Rajasthan: Third-year MBBS student dies by suicide ahead of exam in Bharatpur
Press Trust of India | October 31, 2025 | 02:16 PM IST | 1 min read
Police said his friends found him hanging in the hostel room shortly before his exam. He was taken to RBM Hospital, where doctors declared him dead on arrival.
NEW DELHI: A 23-year-old third-year MBBS student allegedly died by suicide after hanging himself in his hostel room in Rajasthan's Bharatpur district on Friday morning, police said. The deceased has been identified as Aviral Saini, a resident of Alwar, and his last third-year exam was scheduled for later in the day, they said.
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"When his friends went to wake him, the room on the second floor was closed from the inside. When he did not respond, they looked through the window and saw Aviral hanging from the ceiling fan," police said. He was rushed to the RBM Hospital, where doctors declared him dead on arrival. The body has been kept in the mortuary for a postmortem examination, and the matter is being investigated, police said.
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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