The student, distressed by the NEET paper leak, committed suicide by hanging herself three days before the re-exam; the suicide note read, "I could not fulfill my parents' wishes."

Renu Meena, an 18-year-old student from Bhanokhar village in Rajasthan's Alwar district, hanged herself in Delhi. She was preparing for the National Entrance Examination for Medical Entrance Examination (NEET) with the dream of becoming a doctor.


Renu Meena, an 18-year-old student from Bhanokhar village in Rajasthan's Alwar district, hanged herself in Delhi. Renu was preparing for the medical entrance exam (NEET) with dreams of becoming a doctor. Her village was plunged into mourning upon learning of the incident. Her family is inconsolable, while villagers have described it as the untimely death of a promising student.

Renu was living in Delhi and preparing for the NEET exam and had been studying for a long time to achieve her goal. Meanwhile, she was reportedly mentally disturbed by the nationwide controversy surrounding the NEET exam, including reports of paper leaks and alleged irregularities. It is reported that she took this step amid growing frustration and anxiety about the exam system.

Suicide by hanging from a noose made from a skylight

Renu was living in Delhi with her three sisters and one brother, preparing for the NEET exam. Her father, Harinarayan Meena, also lived with the family in Delhi. It is reported that on the evening of June 14th, Renu returned from studying at the library with her siblings. After arriving home, she went to her room.


Some time later, when other family members called out to her for tea, there was no response. The family became suspicious when she didn't respond despite repeated calls. When the door was opened, Renu's body was found hanging from a noose made from the ventilator. The incident caused chaos in the family.

I scored more than 90% marks in class 12th.

According to family members, Renu was a highly talented and hardworking student. She had scored over 90 percent in both 10th and 12th grades. Her goal was to become a doctor and serve society. To fulfill this dream, she worked hard and spent hours daily studying in the library.


Locals and family members say Renu was preparing for the upcoming medical entrance exam. It's being said that she was mentally distressed by the recent controversies and uncertainties surrounding the NEET exam. However, the real reason behind her suicide will only be revealed after the investigation is complete.


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