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17-Year-old in critical condition after jumping off sixth floor
17-Year-old in critical condition after jumping off sixth floor
Mangalore Today News Network
Moodabidri, Oct 12, 2016: A 17-year-old student in critical condition after jumping off sixth floor of College building on October 12, Wednesday.
Ashwini(17) of Bellary, II year PUC student of Alva’s College in Moodabidri is the injured.
Seriously injured Ashwini is being treated at hospital is said to be critical.
The reason for the extreme step is not known. Details awaited
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Naseema Banu, Uppala | Thu, October-13-2016, 1:33 |
| By committing suicide they repenting for the mistake , But they are putting their family in the pool of tears | |
| Naseema Banu, Uppala | Thu, October-13-2016, 1:25 |
| The youth make involvement in unnecessary things find the paths dark and take this as the solution by surrendering the life . | |
| Reshma R, Udupi | Wed, October-12-2016, 11:45 |
| Why does the girls think this is the end of all their problems | |
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