Bokaro: A 25-year-old woman UPSC aspirant allegedly committed suicide at a hotel at City Centre under Sector-4 police station on Tuesday.
She was found hanging from a fan in a room of Hotel Ananda, police said.
The incident came to light when the deceased didn’t open the door after repeated knocking by a room service staff.
Later, he peeped from a room ventilator and found the girl hanging from the fan.
Later, police was informed about the incident.
Police found a two-page suicide note.
In the letter, the deceased had apologised to her parents and accused a young man for defaming her.
In the note, the girl wrote, “Papa-mummy, forgive me.
Mother, you are my god.
Satyen, you have defamed me a lot.
Take a lesson from today’s incident and never defame a girl.” Officer in-charge of Sector-4 police station Binod Kumar said the deceased was a resident of Sector-9 area of Bokaro but had booked the room as a resident of Dhanbad.
The deceased has four more elder sisters.
Her father is a retired BSL employee.
After completing her graduation, she was preparing for UPSC and other competitive examinations.
“She had left the house saying that she was going for tuition.
She reached hotel at around 5am on Tuesday, where she took the room saying that her father has retired from Bokaro and presently they live in Dhanbad.
She told the hotel staff that she had come here to get some of his paperwork done,” said Kumar.
The hotel staff gave the room taking her Aadhaar card.
Few hours later, when room service personal visited her room, he saw her hanging.
OC said that the deceased family has not yet expressed doubts against anyone.
A case of unnatural death has been lodged in this connection.
UPSC aspirant ends life at hotel, asks male friend to ‘never defame a girl’ in note
