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Noida Gaur Saundaryam Suicide News: Visiting home for Holi, MBA student jumps to death from 13th floor of Greater Noida apartment | Noida News – The Times of India

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Visiting home for Holi, MBA student jumps to death from 13th floor of Greater Noida apartment
A 25-year-old MBA student died by suicide after jumping from the 13th floor of a Greater Noida West residential building (Representative image)

NOIDA: A 25-year-old MBA student died allegedly by suicide after jumping from the 13th floor of a residential high-rise in Greater Noida West on Tuesday. The incident occurred at Gaur Saundaryam Society, located under the Bisrakh police station limits, where the woman lived with her family. According to police, a team reached the spot after receiving information about the incident around 5.30am. The woman was found critically injured but was declared dead after being taken to the hospital. Her body was taken into custody and sent for postmortem examination. Police have not recovered a suicide note but sources said the woman had been battling depression and attempted suicide a couple of times in the past as well. Officials said she was pursuing an MBA in Mohali, Punjab, where she was also working, and had recently returned to Greater Noida West to celebrate Holi with her parents.The woman’s family told police that they had dinner together on Monday night before going to their rooms. On Tuesday morning, the family was informed by society security guards that the woman had jumped off the building, police said.The family has not lodged a formal complaint and said there were no immediate indications as to why she may have taken the extreme step. As part of the investigation, police are analysing CCTV footage installed within the society premises to reconstruct the sequence of events and determine the developments leading up to the incident.

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