JAIPUR – A 19-year-old college student died Saturday after reportedly jumping from the 12th floor of an under-construction building. Police stated the incident occurred following a cheating accusation during an examination. The student, identified as Priyanshu Raj, was studying Computer Science at Manipal University. He was a first-year student and a resident of the college hostel.
SHO Rajendra Kumar Godara reported that Priyanshu Raj, originally from Patna, Bihar, faced stress after being caught during his exam. University officials seized his answer sheet and notes in connection with the cheating allegation. These actions preceded the tragic incident.
Sequence of Events
Following the examination incident, Priyanshu Raj rented a scooter. He traveled approximately five kilometers from the university campus. His destination was an under-construction building located in the Bagru area.
Upon reaching the 12th floor, the student placed his bag and mobile phone on a wall. He then reportedly jumped from the structure. Workers at the construction site heard a loud thud. They initially believed a laborer had fallen. These workers then alerted local police.
Police Response and Discovery
Emergency services transported the student in critical condition to the Bagru Community Health Centre. Doctors there declared him dead upon arrival. Police immediately initiated an investigation at the scene of the incident.
During their search of the under-construction building, officers recovered Priyanshu Raj’s bag and mobile phone from the 12th floor. The bag contained documents confirming his identity. Police also found a bottle of poison and water inside the bag. This discovery is part of the ongoing investigation.
Investigation Underway
SHO Rajendra Kumar Godara confirmed that further investigation into the student’s death is underway. Police are examining all circumstances surrounding the incident. This includes analyzing items recovered from the scene. Authorities are also gathering additional evidence and interviewing individuals who may have relevant information. The inquiry aims to establish a clear timeline and complete understanding of the events leading to the student’s death.
Support Resources
Students and young adults facing distress or suicidal thoughts can seek immediate help. Various organizations offer confidential support and counseling services. Reaching out can provide crucial assistance during difficult times.
- For immediate support, individuals can call 9820466726 .
- AASRA provides emotional support and counseling. Visit their official website ataasra.info/helpline.html.
- iCALL offers mental health support. Contact them at 9152987821 . Their website isicallhelpline.org.
- Additional suicide prevention helplines are available for individuals and families seeking emotional support. Find more resources atfindahelpline.com.