Tamil Nadu: 3 girl students found dead, blame college management in suicide note
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Bodies of three female students of a private medical college were found in a well in Tamil Nadu's Villupuram district on Saturday evening. They have reportedly blamed the college administration for their death in a suicide note, police said.
The girls have been identified as 18-year-olds E Saranya and V Priyanka, and 19-year-old T Monisha; all second year students of SVS Medical College of Yoga and Naturopathy and Research Institute,The Indian Express reported.
They have accused the college management of charging "excess fees" of "around Rs 6 lakh" without the bill and "torture" in the two-page suicide note. They also alleged poor facilities in the institution and said there was "nothing to learn".
The suicide note mentions about "extortion by the management and how students are fighting for even basic amenities", a senior police officer told
The girls have been identified as 18-year-olds E Saranya and V Priyanka, and 19-year-old T Monisha; all second year students of SVS Medical College of Yoga and Naturopathy and Research Institute,The Indian Express reported.
They have accused the college management of charging "excess fees" of "around Rs 6 lakh" without the bill and "torture" in the two-page suicide note. They also alleged poor facilities in the institution and said there was "nothing to learn".
The suicide note mentions about "extortion by the management and how students are fighting for even basic amenities", a senior police officer told
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