The wave of suicides that caused unrest in India and ended the lives of 21 students

April 30, 2019

The Asian country is shocked after the news confirmed that there were more than 20 students who lost their lives after failing an entrance test to the university.

The incident occurred in the state of Telangana, in the center of the city. India The board of intermediate education announced the results of the university entrance examination and 21 students committed suicide after learning these notes.

As reported by the local newspaper India today, from April 18th to the present day, 21 young people lost their lives after the announcement of the results of their entry into the university. The last two confirmed cases concerned a young man who had thrown himself under a train and a student who had been burned by fire.

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The wave of suicides has provoked strong protest from parents and students who suspect that the bad results were caused by an error in the correction of the tests. Finally, a report from a government commission confirmed that the system used to qualify the examinations was seriously flawed.

According to media reports, about one million young Indians returned the test in February and March, and about 350,000 were rejected.

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The Prime Minister of Telangana, Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar RaoHe ordered that the exams be corrected and also urged the students not to try his life for not failing, stressing that it was not the end of life, but a simple test, as stated in the report. Fox News.

In addition, protesters have asked the government to compensate 2.5 million rupees (about 36,000 USD) for the families of every student who has committed suicide.

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