A person preparing for the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) committed suicide in Mukherjee Nagar area of Delhi. On September 20, his body was found hanging in the forest. The deceased was a resident of Dausa, Rajasthan and had also passed the matriculation examination.
Information shows that the deceased’s name was Deepak, who had been missing since September 11. Deepak has passed the UPSC Prelims exam and will appear for the Mains exam soon. No suicide note was found on the deceased. An autopsy on the body was conducted by the Medical Board.
The deceased went to the forest alone
However, it is not clear whether Deepak passed the UPSC preliminary examination. Either he committed suicide or someone murdered Deepak and took the body to the forest and hung it on a tree. However, when the police searched the footage of a CCTV camera installed nearby, they found Deepak walking alone into the forest.
‘I felt so helpless…’, student preparing for UPSC in Old Rajendra Nagar committed suicide
Just last month, news emerged that a student from Delhi’s old Rajendra Nagar, who was preparing to appear for the civil service examination, had committed suicide. The deceased, Anjali, a resident of Maharashtra, was making preparations in a rented house at the time. He committed suicide on July 21 and wrote a suicide note explaining the reasons for his suicide. He described the pressures faced by candidates for the Civil Service Examination. He also mentioned his daily problems in his suicide note. The student wrote that PG and hostels are robbing students of their money. Not every candidate can afford coaching while living in Delhi.
