TIRUPUR/CHENNAI: A 24-year-old postgraduate pupil at University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS) in Delhi, who hailed from Tirupur in Tamil Nadu, died on Wednesday morning.
The deceased has been known as S Sharath Prabhu, son of Selvamani of Parappalayam here and Kannammal.
His family members dominated out the potential for suicide. They stated Sharath spoke to them on Tuesday night time and he was more than pleased. "It could not be perceived that he committed suicide. He was a talented boy and he did not have any issues. He was happy and he spoke to many of the family members, including his father, last night," stated his uncle Jayakanthan.
"We received a call from one of his friends around 7.30am today. The friend's statements were contradictory as he first claimed that Sharath had fallen in a toilet but later he said Sharath had fallen from his bed. Later, the friend informed us that Sharath was declared dead," stated his uncle Jayakanthan.
"He did MBBS in Coimbatore Medical College and secured a seat for MD at UCMS. We were clueless about the incident," he added.
This is the second one demise of a postgraduate pupil from Tirupur in New Delhi. In July 2016, Saravanan Ganesh, who was learning general medication in AIIMS, was discovered useless. "We suspect students who go from tier 2 and tier 3 cities to north India are being harassed. Many students tell us this," stated Dr GR Ravindranath, general secretary of the Doctors for Social Equality (DASE). "Sharath's friends say he had taken high doses of insulin. But only a postmortem can confirm this," he added.
Saravanan's father, Ganesan, visited Sharath's space and consoled his family members. Ganesan informed newshounds that he was afraid that the Delhi police would 'shut' the demise of Sharath as suicide because it had came about on the subject of his son.
The deceased has been known as S Sharath Prabhu, son of Selvamani of Parappalayam here and Kannammal.
His family members dominated out the potential for suicide. They stated Sharath spoke to them on Tuesday night time and he was more than pleased. "It could not be perceived that he committed suicide. He was a talented boy and he did not have any issues. He was happy and he spoke to many of the family members, including his father, last night," stated his uncle Jayakanthan.
"We received a call from one of his friends around 7.30am today. The friend's statements were contradictory as he first claimed that Sharath had fallen in a toilet but later he said Sharath had fallen from his bed. Later, the friend informed us that Sharath was declared dead," stated his uncle Jayakanthan.
"He did MBBS in Coimbatore Medical College and secured a seat for MD at UCMS. We were clueless about the incident," he added.
This is the second one demise of a postgraduate pupil from Tirupur in New Delhi. In July 2016, Saravanan Ganesh, who was learning general medication in AIIMS, was discovered useless. "We suspect students who go from tier 2 and tier 3 cities to north India are being harassed. Many students tell us this," stated Dr GR Ravindranath, general secretary of the Doctors for Social Equality (DASE). "Sharath's friends say he had taken high doses of insulin. But only a postmortem can confirm this," he added.
Saravanan's father, Ganesan, visited Sharath's space and consoled his family members. Ganesan informed newshounds that he was afraid that the Delhi police would 'shut' the demise of Sharath as suicide because it had came about on the subject of his son.
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