Student found hanging in hostel room of Telangana university, family alleges foul play
Press Trust of India | November 12, 2024 | 11:10 AM IST | 1 min read
The girl's family questioned the postmortem procedure and the withholding of the "suicide note," accusing hostel staff of being responsible for her death.
NEW DELHI: A 17-year-old girl student of Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT) in Nirmal district of Telangana allegedly died by suicide on Monday, police said. The student's family members raised suspicion over her death and alleged that the hostel staff members were responsible for the incident.
The girl, a student of Pre-University Course-II, was found hanging in her hostel room at the institute's campus in Basar town by her roommates, a police official said. The girl is suspected to have taken her own life due to "family issues", according to a preliminary investigation. A suicide note, purportedly written by the student and addressed to her parents and brother, has been found, police said, adding she was a native of Nizamabad district.
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Meanwhile, the girl's family members questioned why her body was shifted to the hospital for postmortem without showing it to them first. They argued that the "suicide note" was also not shown to them and alleged the hostel staff was responsible for the girl's death. Further investigation is on, police said.
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