Student found dead in Gurugram varsity hostel

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Gurugram, Updated At : 05:04 AM Aug 27, 2025 IST

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A 23-year-old B.Tech third-year student at MBL Raman Munjal University in Sidhrawali village allegedly took her own life on Monday night in the women’s hostel. The deceased was identified as Bhumika Gupta, a resident of Alwar.

The police said Bhumika had attended a friend’s birthday party on Monday evening. She returned to her room around midnight and later allegedly hanged herself. Officers from the Bilaspur police station arrived, took the body and sent it for postmortem. The family was informed soon after. The police said no suicide note was recovered. “Prima facie, it appears suicide case. However, acting on the family’s request, a board of doctors conducted the postmortem.” said Inspector Dilbag Singh.

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