21-year-old student attempts suicide at university; investigation reveals major revelations

21-year-old student attempts suicide at university; investigation reveals major revelations
The other day, 21-year-old Fatima, a D-Form student at a private university, attempted suicide by jumping from the second floor of the building. She was first shifted to the university hospital in a critical condition and later to the general hospital, where she is undergoing treatment in a seriously injured condition.

A few days earlier, a D-Form student at the same university had ended his life by jumping from the fourth floor of the building.

According to Express News, the police say that the student’s family has not yet filed an application for any legal action. The student has suffered deep injuries to her spine and lungs, due to which the student’s statement could not be recorded.

According to the police, information has also been obtained from the family on various aspects related to the incident, while footage of all the CCTV cameras installed in the university and its surroundings has been taken into custody to know the full details.

Police say that the investigation will be taken to the next stage only after the student's statement, however, the initial investigation shows that the matter is domestic in nature. According to police officials, the final conclusion will be drawn in the light of all the evidence and statements.

Important revelations in the investigation

Important revelations have come to light in the initial investigation into the suicide attempt of 21-year-old student Fatima at a private university. According to the police, the student came to the university at 7:58 am, but she did not go to class after coming to the university.

Fatima kept talking on the phone for 27 minutes before jumping from the second floor and jumped from the second floor at 8:30 am. According to the police investigation, the student deleted the last call from her mobile before jumping.

The police investigation has revealed that the brothers had given the girl a new mobile phone a day before the incident when her old mobile phone was damaged. Detailed statements of both the girl's brothers are also being recorded.

According to the police, the student had scored 18 out of 35 marks in the university test and had told her father and brothers about her dissatisfaction with the marks she had obtained. Police said that further investigation into the matter is underway. The final reason for the suicide attempt will be determined soon.