Tragic Tale of Exam Pressure: Two Students Die by Suicide in Madhya Pradesh

Two students in Madhya Pradesh, aged 17 and 20, died by suicide after failing their board exams. Police are investigating both cases, which occurred shortly after the MP Board of Secondary Education released results. Authorities highlight increasing pressure on students and the need for mental health support in education.

A tragic incident unfolded in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur district as a 17-year-old girl, Shivani Ahirwar, died by suicide after failing her Class 12 board exam, police reported on Thursday.

This marks the second such death following the announcement of exam results by the MP Board of Secondary Education, highlighting the immense pressure students face. The case, classified as prima facie suicide, is under further investigation by local authorities.

In a separate incident, a 20-year-old student from Morena also took his life after failing the same examination. With growing concerns over academic pressures and mental health, officials emphasize the need for increased support for students navigating exam stress.

(With inputs from agencies.)