Nizamabad: Student Found Hanging In School Hostel

Nizamabad/Hyderabad, Nov 24 (Maxim News): A Class X student of a Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential School (TTRS) was found dead by hanging in his hostel room of the school premises at Chandur mandal centre in Nizamabad district on Sunday night.

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Police said the student, identified as 15-year-old Shaik Musa, reportedly ended his life around midnight while the other students were asleep. He had gone home to Nizamabad town on Friday to update his Aadhaar card and returned to the hostel on Sunday evening.

A probe has been launched to determine the cause behind the act, police said (Maxim News


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