Medical PG student falls to death from apartment terrace in Nagaram
A 26-year-old medical postgraduate student died after jumping from the terrace of a five-storey apartment building in Nagaram on Friday evening.The deceased was identified as Dikshita, who had completed her MBBS and was pursuing postgraduate medical studies at Siddhartha Medical College in Bengaluru. She had returned to Hyderabad last week and was staying with her parents at their residence in West Gandhi Nagar, Nagaram.According to the police, Dikshita went to the terrace of the apartment building on Friday evening and jumped. Further investigation is underway to ascertain the exact circumstances leading to her death.(Roshini suicide prevention helplines: 8142020033/44 and 040 66202000/2001)
- ▪A 26-year-old medical postgraduate student died after jumping from the terrace of a five-storey apartment building in Nagaram on Friday evening.The deceased was identified as Dikshita, who had completed her MBBS and was pursuing postgraduat
- ▪She had returned to Hyderabad last week and was staying with her parents at their residence in West Gandhi Nagar, Nagaram.According to the police, Dikshita went to the terrace of the apartment building on Friday evening and jumped.
- ▪Further investigation is underway to ascertain the exact circumstances leading to her death.(Roshini suicide prevention helplines: 8142020033/44 and 040 66202000/2001)
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A 26-year-old medical postgraduate student died after jumping from the terrace of a five-storey apartment building in Nagaram on Friday evening.The deceased was identified as Dikshita, who had completed her MBBS and was pursuing postgraduate medical studies at Siddhartha Medical College in Bengaluru. She had returned to Hyderabad last week and was staying with her parents at their residence in West Gandhi Nagar, Nagaram.According to the police, Dikshita went to the terrace of the apartment building on Friday evening and jumped.
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