Thane:
A 17‑yr‑previous pupil, who had scored 95.7 per cent marks in his Class 12 science exams, allegedly died by suicide in Maharashtra’s Thane metropolis after failing to safe admission to his most popular greater training institute, police stated.
The boy, whose household resided in an upscale housing complicated in Hiranandani Property on Ghodbunder Street, despatched a message to his household’s WhatsApp group stating his intention to finish his life.
Nevertheless, earlier than anybody may intervene, the boy jumped to his demise from the Twenty second-floor refuge space of a residential constructing on September 4 night, the police stated on Monday.
In response to police, the boy’s household suspects no foul play, attributing the acute step totally to tutorial misery.
{The teenager} lately handed his Class 12 science exams with a rating of 95.7 per cent and aspired to pursue a BS-MS twin diploma on the Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Know-how (IIEST), Shibpur (Kolkata), the police stated.
Nevertheless, he fell in need of securing a seat after rating 10,474 within the aptitude check. His disappointment deepened after failing to safe admission within the reputed institute, they stated.
In response to police, {the teenager} left his residence round 7.30 pm on September 4, telling his household he was going for biking. At round 8.15 pm, he despatched a message to his household’s WhatsApp group stating his intention to finish his life.
Upon seeing the message and discovering his telephone switched off, his household instantly alerted the Kasarvadavali police.
The police and members of the family rushed to go looking the locality and located {the teenager} mendacity severely injured on a pavement close to his condominium. He was rushed to the Civil Hospital in Thane, the place docs declared him useless on arrival, the police stated.
An unintended demise report (ADR) has been registered based mostly on a press release given by the teenager’s father.
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