UP NEET aspirant ends life after consuming poison in Kota

Published On 2023-09-19 11:48 GMT   |   Update On 2023-09-19 11:48 GMT
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Kota: In an unfortunate incident, a 16-year-old NEET (National Eligibility and Entrance Test) aspirant from Uttar Pradesh died on Monday after allegedly consuming poison in her hostel room in the Vigyan Nagar area of this coaching hub, police said.

The victim has been identified as Priyas Singh who as rushed to a hospital, where she died after three hours during treatment, they added.

A resident of Mau in Uttar Pradesh, Priyas was a Class 12 student preparing for NEET-UG at a coaching institute here in Kota and living in a hostel in the Vigyan Nagar area here, DSP Dharmveer Singh said.

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The girl allegedly consumed a poisonous substance in her room on Monday noon. When she started vomiting, other girls in the hostel rushed her to a hospital, the DSP said.

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After around three hours, Priyas succumbed during treatment in the evening, he added.

No suicide note was recovered from the room, which was later sealed, the DSP said, adding that the reason behind the extreme step by the girl is yet to be ascertained.

The body has been placed in a mortuary for post-mortem which will be conducted upon the arrival of her parents who have been informed about the incident, the DSP said.

This is the 24th case of suicide by a coaching student here this year and the second this month. Six students died by suicide in August. 

Medical Dialogues team had recently reported about a 16-year-old NEET aspirant committing suicide by hanging herself in her room on September 13. She was staying at a hostel at the Electronic Complex in Kota where she was preparing for the all-India medical entrance exam, an officer said, adding that she hailed from Ranchi, Jharkhand.

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