Hyderabad, Jan 31 (Maxim News): A post-graduation student of Osmania University reportedly died by suicide in his room in the hostel on Tuesday night.
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The man, Naveen (22), pursuing his M.Com was residing at the Manjeera hostel on the campus. On Tuesday night, he was found unconscious in the room by his friends who shifted him to the hospital where he died while undergoing treatment. The police suspect Naveen had consumed poisonous substances and died.
A case was registered and the body was shifted to the mortuary. The police are trying to ascertain the reasons that prompted the man to end his life. (Maxim News)
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