Delhi: 17-year-old JEE aspirant commits suicide, leaves note to parents – India News

A 17-year-old girl allegedly died by suicide in Delhi’s Jamia Nagar due to the pressure of studying. According to a police statement on Saturday, she took this step after she failed in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) for admission to top engineering colleges in the country.

Moreover, she also left a suicide note asking her parents to forgive her for not being eligible to crack JEE.

“Yesterday at 11.25 am, PS Jamia Nagar received a PCR report regarding a 17-year-old girl who jumped from the roof of a building on the seventh floor on Okhla Main Road. market. She recently completed her 12th grade and was preparing for the JEE exam. A suicide note was found in which she cited academic pressure and unmet expectations as the reasons for her actions. Investigations into the 194 BNSS case are currently underway,” Delhi Police said.

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The incident took place just three days after the second-year Master’s student from the Indian Institute Technology (IIT) Delhi reportedly died by suicide late on Tuesday evening. Police indicated that the student hailing from Jharkhand had visited the IIT hospital earlier in the day and was undergoing psychiatric treatment.

A senior police officer confirmed that a report regarding the incident was received at 11 p.m. on Tuesday. The mobile crime team checked the hostel room but did not find the suicide note. “Medical records show that the victim was under psychiatric care and was admitted to the IIT hospital that morning,” the officer noted, adding that the student had made an appointment with a psychiatrist on October 29.