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Fearing of scoring low marks, inter student ends life in Warangal
Hyderabad man with suspected symptoms of coronavirus ends life fearing of infection
A first-year intermediate student committed suicide on Friday, fearing of failing in exam.
A first-year intermediate student committed suicide on Friday, fearing of failing in an exam. The incident occurred at the Padmakshamma colony of Hanamkonda in the erstwhile Warangal district.
Getting into details, Saraswati (17), was afraid of failing in English exam that was held last week. Depressed over it, she committed suicide by hanging herself from the ceiling fan at her home. An investigation is underway.
On March 2, 2019 - a 16-year-old boy committed suicide after attending the first day of the exam. It is learned that the boy who was pursuing first-year BiPC in a private college in Hyderabad was afraid of scoring low marks in the exam.
A suicide note was left behind by the boy which stated that he was afraid of failing in the exam.
