Bengaluru: BSc student found dead after alleged ragging

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October 24, 2019

Bengaluru, Oct 24: An undergraduate student of the University of Agricultural Sciences was found dead under mysterious circumstances at the railway track that criss-crosses the campus of Gandhi Krishi Vignana Kendra (GKVK) in Bengaluru.

Gagan, a first-year BSc (Agriculture) student is suspected to have jumped before a moving train on Tuesday night.

It is suspected that Gagan, a native of Gauribidanur in Kolar, who stayed in the university hostel, may have been a victim of ragging.

In a police complaint, his parents said he was “routinely ragged” by senior students and that he found the “torture” unbearable. Gagan’s uncle Mallesh confirmed that his nephew had told his parents about senior students harassing him.

Gagan had scored top marks in both SSLC and PUC exams and had secured a government seat in the BSc (Agriculture) admission, Mallesh added.

A senior railway police officer said a detailed investigation was underway to determine what drove Gagan to suicide. His classmates, seniors and the college staff would be questioned, the officer added. A case of unnatural death has been registered.

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Mangaluru: A sense of shock and anxiety has gripped the city as Mumtaz Ali, brother of former MLA Mohiuddin Bava, has gone missing. His car was discovered abandoned near the Kuloor Bridge in Mangaluru early Sunday morning, sparking a frantic search operation.

The black BMW, found damaged at the scene, prompted immediate action from fire and emergency service personnel who rushed to the spot and began combing the river. The atmosphere was tense as Panambur police confirmed the vehicle belonged to Mumtaz Ali, heightening fears for his safety.

Commissioner of Police Anupam Agrawal and former MLA Mohiuddin Bava arrived at the scene, joining the growing crowd of concerned locals gathered along the riverbank. 

As search efforts continue, the community holds its breath, hoping for positive news in this difficult and emotional time.

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