Failed in Telangana Inter exams, three students die by suicide

The victims are Gattika Tejaswini and Maitham Sathwik from Mancherial and Harini from Rajendranagar in Hyderabad

Hyderabad: In a tragic turn of events, three intermediate students from Telangana died by suicide on Wednesday, April 24, right after intermediate first and second-year results were announced. All the three students were enrolled in MPC first year.

Gattika Tejaswini, 18, a resident of Doragaripally village in Naspur mandal, Telangana, ended her life by hanging herself to the ceiling fan of her bedroom using a saree on learning that she had failed both her papers in Mathematics. She was studying at Alphores Junior College in Mancherial.

Her family members rushed her to Mancherial Government Hospital, where she was pronounced dead by the doctors. According to her father Shankar’s complaint with CCC Naspur police station, she was distressed over failing her mathematics papers.

In another similar incident, Maitham Sathwik, 18, son of Maitham Narayana and a resident of Achalapur mandal, a village in Tandur, ended his life by hanging himself on a ceiling fan at his house when nobody was around. Sathwik, who was pursuing MPC intermediate first year at Pragathi Junior College in Bellampalliwas, was disheartened over failing a few subjects.

Harini, a resident of Rajendranagar in Hyderabad committed suicide by hanging herself to the ceiling fan at her home after failing in one of the subjects. She was also pursuing her intermediate first year.

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