Hyderabad: Teen Student Dies by Suicide After Failing Intermediate Exams
A heartbreaking incident occurred in Annojiguda, Ghatkesar, where a 17-year-old intermediate student died by suicide after reportedly failing in his examinations.
Hyderabad: A heartbreaking incident occurred in Annojiguda, Ghatkesar, where a 17-year-old intermediate student died by suicide after reportedly failing in his examinations.
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Student Identified as A Jashwanth
The deceased, A Jashwanth, was a second-year student at a private junior college. According to reports, the Intermediate Public Examination (IPE) results were declared on Tuesday. Jashwanth failed in three subjects, which allegedly led him into deep distress.
Poison Consumed on Campus
On Thursday, in a state of despair, Jashwanth reportedly consumed a poisonous substance within the college premises. He was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital by college staff and fellow students.
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Despite Treatment, Student Succumbs
Despite receiving medical treatment, Jashwanth could not be saved and passed away on Friday. The tragic loss has sent shockwaves through the student community and the college.
Police Register Case, Begin Investigation
The Ghatkesar police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the student’s death. Authorities are trying to determine whether any negligence or external pressure contributed to the tragedy.
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Call for Mental Health Support
This sorrowful incident underscores the immense academic pressure many students face. Mental health experts are urging schools and colleges to strengthen emotional support systems and provide professional counseling services to help students cope with stress.
Helplines and Counseling Encouraged
Authorities have encouraged students and parents to reach out to available mental health helplines and counseling centers. Emotional struggles during academic challenges should not be faced alone, and help is always available.
