Jabalpur MBBS Student Death: Police Cite Emotional Distress, Family Says 'Not Suicide'
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Jabalpur: Following the death of a first-year MBBS student at Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College and Hospital nearly a week ago, Jabalpur police investigating the case revealed that the student took his life after being in emotional distress. However, his family has refused to accept this reason and believes foul play was involved.
Medical Dialogues had reported that the medical college and hospital superintendent, Dr Arvind Sharma, informed that Shivansh Gupta allegedly jumped off the third floor of the boys’ hostel number 4 of the medical college. His batchmates have told the police that he was in acute depression for around a fortnight, but didn’t share the actual problem with anyone. He was rushed to the hospital in a critical condition due to multiple injuries to the head and neck, but did not survive.
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Initially, there were suspicions that ragging may have pushed him to take this extreme step, but police investigations have revealed a different angle. According to the police, the student was emotionally attached to a classmate and wanted to take her out on a ride on his new bike. The two had even made plans to meet, but at the last moment, the girl went out with someone else. This, the police say, hurt him deeply.
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