Kota: NEET aspirant hospitalised after consuming 15 paracetamol tablets by mistake

Published On 2023-08-24 08:50 GMT   |   Update On 2023-08-24 08:50 GMT

Kota: A 23-year-old NEET aspirant was hospitalised after he allegedly consumed 15 paracetamol tablets meant for reducing fever at his rented room in Kota, Rajasthan.

Deputy Superintendent of Police KS Rathore said the student from Bihar's Khagaria district told the police that he was suffering from fever and had consumed an overdose of tablets, meant for fever, "by mistake".

The student's friend Sarvesh, also a coaching student from Bihar, claimed that he was depressed for the last few days after he had repeatedly scored low marks in routine tests at the coaching institute.

However, the DSP said the student denied attempting suicide or being in depression, adding the investigation into the matter was underway.

Also read- Another NEET Aspirant Found Dead In Hostel Room In Kota

Gulshan was rushed to MBS Hospital when his health condition deteriorated, reports PTI

He has been preparing for NEET in a coaching institute for over two years and living in the Kunhadi area.

The student allegedly consumed Dolo 625 tablets and was brought to the hospital late Tuesday evening, said a medical staff member. He said doctors stated that his condition was out of danger. 

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Over 2 lakh students are currently taking coaching for entrance exams in various coaching institutes in the city.

Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that a 17-year-old NEET aspirant allegedly committed suicide by wrapping his face with a plastic bag in Rajasthan’s Kota.

Initially, it was suspected to be a case of suicide. However, the student’s father alleged that his son was murdered following which the Rajasthan Police on Friday registered a case of murder against six people, including a classmate of the boy and the hostel owner.

In 2022, at least 15 cases of suicide by coaching students were registered in Kota.

Also read- NEET Aspirant From Uttar Pradesh Found Dead In Kota

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