Back from Uzbekistan, Final year MBBS student commits suicide in Telangana
Suicide
Hyderabad: In an unfortunate incident, a 23-year-old final-year medical student who recently returned from Uzbekistan allegedly committed suicide at his house in Venkatapuram, Alwal.
According to the police, the student was pursuing his medical studies at a medical institution in Uzbekistan but took the extreme step after returning home to Telangana in May this year.
Furthermore, the reason for the tragic death remains unclear, and his mother is also unaware of any potential factors that may have led him to take such drastic action.
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The incident took place when his mother went to the temple in the morning. When she returned home in the afternoon, she discovered his body in an unconscious state lying on the bed. Following this, she rushed him to a nearby private hospital where doctors declared him brought dead.
Rahul Dev, station house officer, Alwal told TOI, “There was no suicide note. His mother is also clueless about the reason behind the suicide. He came home from Uzbekistan in May and ever since had been with his mother here.
Later, the police filed a case under the relevant section of IPC. Further investigation in this regard is underway.
Medical Dialogues team had previously reported about a second-year MBBS student of Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) who allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in a lodge near Thideer Nagar in Madurai.
The 20-year-old student was struggling with stress regarding his studies and left the house on July 8. His family after being unable to find him filed a missing complaint at the police station.
His death came to light when a room boy knocked on the door of the student's room but he did not answer. After receiving no response from him, the boy called the police who broke open the door and found the student hanging from the ceiling.
