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AIIMS Raipur student dies after medicine overdose, police suspect suicide

The student hailed from Bhuvneshwar district in Odisha and was undergoing treatment for depression and overdosed on his medicines, said police

Published on: May 22, 2024, 18:36:50 IST
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Raipur: The dead body of a student pursuing medical studies at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Raipur, was found in his hostel room, police said on Wednesday.

(Representative Photo)
(Representative Photo)

Police said the deceased identified as Ranjeet Bhoyar, 25, was an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) PG intern.

Bhoyar hailed from Bhuvneshwar district in Odisha and was undergoing treatment for depression and overdosed on his medicines, said police.

The incident came to light after Bhoyar’s friends on Tuesday went looking for him and found him lying on the floor unconscious in his room at the hostel, said police.

They informed the hostel warden, who then called the cops, said police, adding that no suicide note was recovered from the incident spot.

Police said that a case has been launched in this regard after the initial findings pointed towards death due to an overdose of medicines.

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