Dynamite News IIT Delhi student under psychiatry treatment dies by suicide
The deceased was identified as Kumar Yash, a native of Deoghar in Jharkhand. He was a second-year student of (MSc). Read further on Dynamite News:
New Delhi: A 21-year old M.Sc. second-year student at IIT allegedly died by suicide by hanging from a ceiling fan at his hostel on Tuesday night.
The student, Kumar Yash, was from Deoghar, Jharkhand. The student was under psychiatry treatment at the Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi.
According to reports, the room was closed from inside but his friend and IIT staff broke the windows to enter the room. The body has been kept in the mortuary. Family members of the deceased have been informed.
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Body found hanging
"On Tuesday, at about 11 pm, a PCR call regarding a suicide by an IIT student in Aravali Hostel Room Number D57 was received. A staff was sent to the location immediately. The room was closed from inside but his friend and IIT staff broke the window to enter his room," a senior police officer said. Kumar was found hanging using two towels. His friend and the institute's staff cut the towels and brought him down, said the officer.
"Kumar was taken to the Safdarjung Hospital in an IIT ambulance. He was declared brought dead by the doctors there. The body has been preserved in the mortuary. Family members of the deceased have been informed. The hostel room where deceased committed suicide has been inspected by a mobile crime team," he added.
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Appointment with a psychiatrist on October 29
The hostel Room where he died allegedly by suicide has been inspected by the mobile crime team. No suicide note was found there but as per the deceased's Medical/ Health report card, he was under psychiatric treatment. "He was given treatment and has had an appointment with a psychiatrist on October 29. Statements of his friends have been recorded. No foul play has been suspected in this matter," said the officer, adding further inquest proceedings are underway. (with Agency input)