Gurugram: MBBS Aspirant Dies By Suicide In PG Room; No Note Found, Probe Underway
· Free Press Journal
Gurugram: A 30-year-old medical student allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in his room in a PG in Gurugram, police said on Thursday.
On Wednesday, the paying guest owner called the police after smelling a foul odour. The police recovered the body after breaking down the room's door.
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No suicide note was found in the room. The body was around four to five days old and had completely decomposed, police said.
According to the police, the deceased was identified as Ankit, a resident of Khampura village in Mahendergarh district.
He had been preparing for the MBBS entrance exam for some time and was living in Shri Krishna PG, Bas Kushla village in IMT, Manesar Police Station area since January.
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The police searched Ankit's room and identified him using his Aadhaar card.
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Other men living in the PG described Ankit as quiet and someone who rarely interacted with others. He spent most of his time in his room studying, said police.
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