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Maratha quota: A 14-year-old ends life; community must get quota, stated her suicide note

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In Jalna, Maharashtra, a 14-year-old allegedly died by suicide seeking reservation for the Maratha community, a police official said on Friday, November 17, stated a report in PTI

The 14-year-old hanged herself in her room in Someshwar area, Jalna, on Thursday, November 16, and left behind a suicide note. She had purportedly written that the Maratha community must get quota and that "my words must not go waste", the official informed.

"The girl was taken to a nearby hospital where doctors declared her dead on arrival. Police came to know about the incident on Friday morning," he added.

The Limbgaon police station has registered an accidental death report and a probe is underway. 

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A minor female student was found dead in a private college hostel today, November 15. The deceased student has been identified as Shabana, an undergraduate student of Heritage College at Anandapur on the southern outskirts of Kolkata, as stated in a report by IANS.

It was reported that she is a resident of Bokaro and had come to Kolkata to graduate in arts from the same college. 

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