Forgive me mummy, papa: BHU doctor dies by suicide with anesthesia overdose

A case of suspected suicide has emerged from the IMS-BHU campus in Varanasi, where a junior doctor was found dead inside his hostel room. The 26-year-old doctor allegedly administered an overdose of anaesthesia drugs to himself through an IV drip. The incident came to light when the doctor missed his classes and duty, prompting a search for him. The police were informed, and they found the doctor's body in his hostel room. A handwritten note was recovered from the scene, and the police are currently investigating the matter. The exact circumstances surrounding the doctor's death are still unclear, and the police are awaiting the results of the post-mortem and forensic findings to determine the cause of death. The doctor's death has sent shockwaves through the campus, and an investigation is underway to determine the events leading up to the tragedy. The police are working to uncover the details of the incident and are looking into the note found at the scene for any clues. The doctor's family has been informed, and they are cooperating with the investigation. The incident highlights the need for support systems for students and professionals in high-stress fields, and the importance of addressing mental health issues. The university and the police are working together to ensure that such incidents are prevented in the future.