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Mumbai:
A 16-year-old student committed suicide Saturday in Nehru Nagar
suburb of north-east Mumbai, police said.
In a suicide note, Mary Jessica Nadar, student of Acharya College in
adjoining suburb of Chembur, said she was ending her life as she was
depressed after losing her father recently.
The girl’s
father died a few weeks ago after which she had become withdrawn and
isolated herself from friends and outsiders, a police officer said.
The loss of
her father to whom she was very attached could have prompted her to
take the extreme step, the officer said.
With this,
the number of student suicides in the state in the past seven days
has gone up to 10, of which eight were girls.
Three
students ended their lives Friday - one each in Pune, Nashik and
Mumbai.
Worried by
the spate of students resorting to the extreme step of ending their
lives, Chief Minister Ashok Chavan Friday announced a committee
headed by the education minister to look into the matter and suggest
remedial measures.
The earlier
student victims are: Prajakta K. Kshatriya (21, Nashik), Vineet More
(17, Mumbai), Vrushali Kale (18, Pune), Rupali Shinde (14, Thane),
Reshma Dhotre (17, Mulund), Dhanashree Patil (19, Nashik),
Bhajanpreet Bhullar (20, Mumbai, Powai), Sushant Patil (13, Dadar),
Neha Sawant (11, Thane).
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