MBBS Student Death In AGMC: Father Claims Murder, demands high-level investigation
"I was told over the phone that the medico had met with an accident but when I reached here, we heard a different story," the MBBS student's father told media.
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Agartala: With the recovery of the hanging body of a 9th-semester MBBS student in Agartala Govt Medical College on Monday evening at his hostel room, the father of the deceased claimed that his son was murdered and demanded immediate action against the perpetrators.
However, police have started an investigation into the case believing it's a suicide, and recorded the statement of a few of the classmates and hostel staff.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that the fourth-year MBBS student of Agartala Government Medical College (AGMC) had allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself inside his room at the boy's hostel on Monday evening.
According to the report, the medico was involved in share trading and he became depressed after a sudden downfall of the stock market recently following the detection of a new strain of coronavirus.
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