Hyderabad, Dec 17 (Maxim News): The suicide of an intermediate student within the limits of KPHB police station in the city is causing a stir. Unable to bear the ragging in the college, Srikethan, a first-year intermediate student at Ignite Junior College, committed suicide by hanging himself.
The body was taken to the hospital without informing the parents, raising suspicions. The father of the deceased said that he left for the college as soon as the college staff informed him about the incident and questioned why the body was taken to Gandhi Hospital without reaching the college. He expressed doubts about how his son, who is six feet tall, would commit suicide by hanging himself from the window.
He said that when his son was admitted to the college, the management said that there were only 120 students and there were no seniors. He demanded that it be determined whether he died due to harassment by seniors or ragging by his classmates and that justice be done to his family. On this occasion, the student’s family members protested at the college. The police reached the spot, registered a case and are investigating.(Maxim News)
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