MBA Student Dies After Falling From Hostel Building at Meerut University Hostel; Suicide Suspected
Police said a preliminary probe points to suicide after the 23-year-old was found with severe facial injuries and declared dead on arrival at a nearby hospital.
- On Wednesday, 23-year-old MBA student Anu Gupta died after falling from the Sarojini Naidu Girls Hostel at IIMT University in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, with police suspecting suicide.
- Gupta had recently returned to the hostel from her hometown in Saharanpur when a cleaning staff member discovered her body in the lobby on Wednesday morning.
- Circle Officer Sudhir Kumar Singh said the preliminary probe points to suicide, though Additional Superintendent of Police Abhijit Kumar initially suggested the student may have slipped from the staircase.
- Anu's sister, Tanu, alleged the family was denied CCTV footage and accurate information, while students staged a protest outside campus regarding hostel arrangements and administrative behavior.
- For those experiencing emotional distress, authorities urge seeking professional help; in India, individuals can contact AASRA 24/7 at 91-9820466726 for support.
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