BTech student dies by suicide in Piplani
You raised me well, but I could not fulfill your wishes. Take care of my sister."
Praveen, originally from Multai, was the son of Guddu Bhade, a daily wager, and had a sister. He was living in Bal Vihar, Anand Nagar, and pursuing his second year of BTech at a private college. Around 10 pm, his roommate Krishna Kumar found the room locked from inside. Peeking through the window, he saw Praveen hanging from the ceiling. Krishna immediately alerted the police who arrived, took down the body, and sent it for post-mortem.
According to Piplani poice station SI, Santosh Raghuvanshi, the suicide note did not mention a specific reason. However, the family said Praveen struggled with the English-medium course, having studied in Hindi earlier. This academic pressure reportedly caused him depression, and he shared his worries with his family.
The post-mortem was completed on Saturday, after which the body was handed over to the family. Police are continuing their probe.
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