A student from Kota hangs himself to end his life, and the hostel is taken over since it is not "anti-suicide"

A student from Kota hangs himself to end his life, and the hostel is taken over since it is not "anti-suicide"

Kota had the greatest incidence of student suicides at its coaching center last year, which prompted the district government to close a dormitory.

A NEET candidate in Rajasthan committed himself because there were no "anti-suicide devices" installed in the ceiling fans of the dormitory, leading the Kota district authorities to confiscate the facility.

On January 23, a 19-year-old student from Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, who resided at Kanchan Residency in Rajiv Gandhi Nagar under the jurisdiction of Jawahar Nagar police station, is said to have killed himself by hanging from the ceiling fan in his dorm room.

According to Kota District Collector Dr. Ravindra Goswami, the hostel was found to be in violation of the rules designed to ensure the safety of students, hence the district government took action against it.

Authorities from Kota district had mandated that hostels install anti-suicide spring devices on ceiling fans.

After a student allegedly hanged himself in his dorm room last month, the Additional District Magistrate Court launched an investigation. Based on the findings of the investigation, the ADM Court issued an order for the court to seize the hostel and take action under section 133 CrPC. was given instructions. Goswami reported that Kanchan Residency was located near Talwandi Kota's Rajiv Gandhi Nagar.

Suicide by a Bengali NEET candidate in Kota is the 28th instance this year.

According to Jawahar Nagar area circle officer DSP Bhavani Singh, the hostel warden notified the police when Zaid did not leave his room till Tuesday night. About ten o'clock at night, police were notified.

The DSP said that no suicide note was found in the room and that an investigation will determine the motive for the drastic measure.

The number of student suicide cases in Kota last year was 26, which was a record high for the coaching center, where thousands of students from all across the nation come each year to be ready for admission examinations for engineering and medicine.