Published: 23rd September 2022
Upset over CET scores, PU student in Karnataka ends her life
On the evening of Wednesday, September 21, she was alone and she died by suicide by hanging herself in the room at her house
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Here's what happened | (Pic: EdexLive)
A student took the extreme step and ended her life by hanging herself at her house near Nelamangala in Karnataka because she failed to score well in Common Entrance Test (CET). The deceased was an 18-year-old and a resident of Chikka Gollarahatti in Nelamangala, located in Bangalore Rural district. The victim's father is a worker at a factory while her mother is a housewife.
The student was pursuing her education at a private college. She was very upset after the results of CET were announced and had become reticent, the police informed, as stated in a report by The New Indian Express.
On the evening of Wednesday, September 21, she was alone and she died by suicide by hanging herself in the room at her house. When her father came back home, he found his daughter hanging and informed the Madanayakanahalli police. No suicide note was recovered. A case of unnatural death has been registered.
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