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2 students end life post ragging

MADURAI:Upset over being allegedly ragged by a senior two students of a private arts and science college here allegedly committed suicide by consuming poison the police said on Sunday

Updated At : 12:39 PM Mar 18, 2019 IST

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Madurai, March 17

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Upset over being allegedly ragged by a senior, two students of a private arts and science college here allegedly committed suicide by consuming poison, the police said on Sunday.

The BA-I Economics students allegedly took poison on March 2, following which they were hospitalised. While one of them died on Saturday, the other succumbed four days ago, police said. The police are on the lookout for one Jaisakthi, who allegedly ragged the students. — PTI

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