Singh told PTI over phone today that his son Adarsh was in Scindia School, Gwalior.
He said the school authority told him that his son tried to commit suicide on Wednesday night and was in serious condition.
"But, I strongly dispute this that my son tried to commit suicide. Even doctors attending on him at Apollo hospital said it does not seems a case of suicide but that of suspected case of throttling to death," the minister alleged.
The minister said that his son had complained to his mother in the past about harassment from seniors. But, we never thought the matter was so serious.
Asked if he has lodged any complaint with the police in the incident, Singh said "presently we are busy saving life of the child. But will take up the matter with the school authority definitely.
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