Hyderabad suicide case: no case of ragging, says, victim's room-mate

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ANI Hyderabad
Last Updated : Sep 02 2015 | 3:42 PM IST

Responding to the note of a first-year engineering student who allegedly committed suicide after blaming his seniors of ragging in Hyderabad on Tuesday, his room-mate Harshit said that there is no case of ragging as the seniors were very friendly to them.

"The seniors are very friendly with us. There is no ragging in our college". Harshit told ANI.

Harshit also said that Sainath (victim) told them that he had headache and will not be coming to college on the fatal day.

Unable to secure leads about ragging in the probe, the Cyberabad police are searching for the missing mobile phone of Sainath.

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First Published: Sep 02 2015 | 3:01 PM IST

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