Depressed over delay in completing internship, AIIMS Raipur Medico allegedly commits suicide by medicine overdose
Doctor Suicide
Raipur: Depressed over the delay in completing his PG internship, a 25-year-old medico allegedly committed suicide by medicine overdose in his hostel room on the campus of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Raipur.
According to the media reports, the deceased was an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) PG intern, a native of Odisha's Bhubaneswar who was doing his PG internship with the 2019 batch despite being in the 2018 batch since he could not clear the exam which left him depressed. He was undergoing treatment for depression and took medicines.
As per the police, a preliminary investigation suggested that the medico was undergoing treatment for depression as he had not completed his PG internship since last year.
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Although Prima facie, it seems he took an overdose of medicines, the exact cause of the death will be ascertained after receiving the post-mortem report. No suicide note was recovered from his room.
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