Patna NEET aspirant ends life, suicide note cites forced marriage
Suicide
Patna: In a tragic incident, a 22-year-old student preparing for the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) examination allegedly died by suicide by hanging himself from the ceiling. He had reportedly fallen into depression following a forced marriage arranged by his family three months ago.
According to reports, the aspirant was in love with another girl but was allegedly forced to marry someone else in April, as per his family's wishes, following which he was depressed. Unhappy with the marriage and struggling to cope with depression, he allegedly decided to end his life and left behind a suicide note.
The note recovered by the police read, "I was in love with someone else. Under the pressure from my family, I married another girl. I don't want to live any more." The note was found pasted on a wall near his body.'
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While the suicide note pointed to heartbreak as the reason behind his death, the student's father told reporters that his son had been depressed due to low marks in the exam. Speaking to Patna Press, he said that his son had been upset after receiving lower-than-expected results.
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