A fourth year student of Kolaghat Engineering College jumped before a train that was entering Mecheda station at 8 pm yesterday.
Aziz Jamal, a 23-year-old resident of Khargram in Murshidabad, was in Mecheda for his fourth year examination at the engineering college.
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The viva voce took place yesterday and the written exams were slated to begin on 22 May. “Since he did not stay at the college hostel, we had put him up at Hotel Uma in Mecheda. In the evening, around 7 pm, he said he was going out for a walk and would be back in some time. When he didn’t return after two hours, I became a little worried and started calling up his friends but no one knew where he had gone. I was out looking for him when I heard that a boy had committed suicide at Mecheda Railway station. I went there and found that it was Aziz,” said Aman Ali, Aziz’s brother.
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He also added that for about a year, Aziz was under a depression.
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