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Home / India / Iit Bombay Student Jumps To Death From Hostel Building

IIT-Bombay student jumps to death from hostel building

Rohit Sinha, a native of Delhi, was a fourth-year student of Metallurgical Sciences
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Mumbai, Updated At : 02:40 PM Aug 02, 2025 IST
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A 22-year-old student at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay, allegedly committed suicide by jumping off the hostel building in Powai here in the wee hours of Saturday, police said.

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The student, Rohit Sinha, allegedly jumped from the 10th floor of the hostel around 2.30 am, an official said.

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He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where doctors declared him dead, he said.

According to the police, Sinha, a native of Delhi, was a fourth-year student of Metallurgical Sciences.

An accidental death report has been registered, and a probe has been initiated, the official said.

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