Bantwal: In a pitiful incident reported from Bantwal near Mangaluru, a second PUC student who appeared for the Physics examination of the ongoing PUC Board examination on Wednesday, committing suicide by jumping into a well after his paper reportedly wrote a letter adding that Saturday’s paper was tough.

The deceased, Nandan, was a student of Science stream in SVS College in Bantwal. He was son of Arvind Rao.

According to the reports, Nandan had secured 94% marks in his SSLC board examination and was a bright student in PUC as well. In the letter he reportedly wrote before committing suicide, Nandan has added that Wednesday’s Physics paper was a difficult one and he believed that he wouldn’t score marks as expected in the subject.

According to the family, Nandan was studying till late night on Friday for Saturday’s Chemistry exam and later disappeared from home at midnight. When the family started looking for Nandan, his mobile phone was found in the backyard and his dead body was found in the well.

Bantwal Police rushed to the spot and have registered a case in this regard.

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Chennai (PTI): Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said the opposition parties defeated the delimitation bill in the Parliament on Friday to defend the "idea of India."

Addressing a poll rally at Ponneri here, he said the BJP-led government at the Centre brought a new bill on April 16, and said they were trying to pass the women's bill, which he said was passed in 2023.

"In the so-called Women's Bill, delimitation was hidden. The idea was to reduce Tamil Nadu's representation in the Union of India... the delimitation move by BJP was to weaken the strength of southern states, small states, north eastern states," he alleged.

"We defeated in Parliament, a bill in which delimitation was hidden; we defeated it to defend the idea of India."

Rahul added that India that is Bharat, is a union of states, and every single state should have a voice, be free to express itself, and protect its tradition.