A 19-year-old National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) aspirant allegedly committed suicide in Jodhpur and has left a “sorry note” seeking forgiveness.<\/p>\n

Rohit Bhati’s body was found hanging in the hostel, and a suicide note was also found in the room, which read – “Sorry, forgive me Chinnu”, the police said.<\/p>\n

The police have started investigating to find out whom he has apologised to in the suicide note.<\/p>\n

Bhati, who hailed from Ras in Beawar, came to Jodhpur only a year ago and lived in the hostel of ‘Diksha Classes’ located in Chaupasni Housing Board, Sector-17.<\/p>\n

The hostel owner was the first to see him hanging and informed the police.<\/p>\n

Hearing the shocking news, Rohit’s father, Mohanlal Mali and other family members reached Jodhpur.<\/p>\n

After conducting the post-mortem at AIIMS, the police handed over the body to the family.<\/p>\n

On the other hand, preparations are being made to extract Bhati’s call detail records.<\/p>\n

Police believe that the reason for the suicide can be found out after tracing his calls on the mobile.<\/p>\n

On Monday, a discussion was held at length in the Rajasthan Assembly on the Rajasthan Coaching Centres (Control & Regulation) Bill, 2025, which also discussed the issue of students’ mental health and suicides.<\/p>\n

The Bill was introduced in the House on March 19 in view of suicide cases that have happened mostly in Kota, a hub of coaching centres offering courses for entrance to prestigious medical and engineering colleges across the country.<\/p>\n

Unlike the Centre’s guidelines, Rajasthan has lifted the 16-year age limit for students enrolling in coaching institutes, according to the Bill.<\/p>\n

The opposition Congress has blamed the BJP government for putting a heavy burden of stress on children by removing the minimum age criterion for taking coaching classes.<\/p>\n

The Bill made the aptitude test of the students voluntary, whereas earlier drafts had proposed it to be mandatory. The fine for coaching centres violating rules has been increased.<\/p>\n

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