17-year-old female student dies by suicide

Dhule, July 20 (UNI) A shocking incident has come to light in Dhule district where a 17-year-old female student allegedly died by suicide by hanging herself in a private hostel. The motive for the drastic step has not been ascertained so far.
She was pursuing her education at Sandeep Foundation and residing in a private hostel. The police are conducting further investigations.
The incident involved Anjali Kailas Bagul (17), a resident of Navin Nagar, Dhule, who apparently hung herself with a scarf in her room on the first floor of the private hostel. When she was found hanging, she was immediately brought down but she had already passed away.

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