Chennai scholar dies by suicide in worry of NEET examination; opposition questions DMK’s promise

Chennai scholar dies by suicide in worry of NEET examination; opposition questions DMK’s promise

A 21-year-old scholar making ready to attend the upcoming Nationwide Eligibility cum Entrance Check (NEET) for medical admissions reportedly died by suicide on Friday in worry of failing the examination.

The coed had been making ready for the medical entrance examination in a training institute after earlier makes an attempt to clear the examination. (Pic used for illustration)(HT File)

Police stated the deceased was confused whereas making ready for the Might 4 examination as she couldn’t clear the examination and safe a medical school admission in her final 4 makes an attempt, based on an NDTV report. The coed was additionally attending teaching courses.

She had additionally knowledgeable her dad and mom about her struggles forward of the examination and was reassured that she needn’t fear, the report stated citing an official from Chennai police.

Officers stated her father has been working a bakery in Kilambakkam, 40 km from Chennai, after their earlier store within the capital metropolis didn’t do nicely.

On Friday, the scholar spent most of her time at her father’s bakery and instructed him that she would return to the store after a while. Later, she was discovered lifeless at her house by her mom, the report added.

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ADMK questions DMK’s ‘conscience’

Opposition ADMK normal secretary Edappadi Palaniswami stated the demise of one other NEET aspirant was “surprising” and questioned the ruling occasion’s promise forward of 2021 meeting election to ‘eradicate’ the doorway examination from Tamil Nadu.

“Does not the DMK, which lied and deceived by saying that there can be no NEET examination in Tamil Nadu if it involves energy, bothered by persevering with scholar suicides over NEET?” he requested in a put up on X.

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The previous chief minister additionally listed a sequence of NEET suicides since September 2019 and requested what reply does chief minister MK Stalin has to those instances. He additionally slammed deputy chief minister Udhayanidhi Stalin for his alleged declare that solely his occasion is aware of the ‘secret’ to abolish the examination in Tamil Nadu.

“How are you going to wipe away the bloodstains that maintain accumulating in your arms from the massive lie you instructed for electoral positive aspects,” Palaniswami requested.

NEET exemption invoice

The DMK had handed the Tamil Nadu Admission to Undergraduate Medical Programs Act, 2021, within the legislative meeting in September 2021 looking for to exempt the state from the NEET examination.

MK Stalin had blamed the Centre for delay in granting presidential assent to the invoice, which was referred by Tamil Nadu governor RN Ravi as training falls underneath the concurrent listing of the Structure.

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The DMK has argued that NEET examination is towards the ideas of social justice and impacts the probabilities of college students from underprivileged communities to pursue medical training. The occasion has additionally identified to alleged paper leaks within the conduct of the examination to demand its abolition. The state BJP has defended the examination on the grounds of ‘benefit’.

Word: Discussing suicides could be triggering for some. Nevertheless, suicides are preventable. These in misery might contact Sanjivini, Society for Psychological Well being suicide prevention helpline: 011-40769002, Sumaitri (Delhi) 011-23389090, Aasra (Mumbai) 022-27546669, Sneha (Chennai) 044-24640050, Cooj (Goa) 0832- 2252525, Jeevan (Jamshedpur) 065-76453841, Pratheeksha (Kochi) 048-42448830, Maithri (Kochi) 0484-2540530, Roshni (Hyderabad) 040-66202000, Lifeline 033-64643267 (Kolkata).

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