A 25-year-old contractual nursing staff member, Deepak Charwal, allegedly died by suicide after consuming poison on Friday, reportedly following the termination of his services. Charwal had been working at the Women's Hospital attached to Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Medical College for the past three years.
Termination of Services Sparks Concern
The incident came a day after a letter was issued terminating the services of around 200 contractual employees, according to news agency ANI. The sudden move has sparked concerns among workers over job security and financial uncertainty.
A contractual employee, Shyam, pointed to the layoffs as a possible reason behind the distress among workers.
Shyam said, "We were a group of 200 employees who were laid off. Perhaps they took this step because we were working for lower wages... A letter was issued yesterday terminating our services, and I see this as the only reason behind the move."
Separate Incident: JEE Aspirant Found Hanging in Kota
In a separate incident on Thursday, a student from Uttar Pradesh preparing for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) was found hanging in his hostel room in Kota, Rajasthan, police said. According to police, the incident took place in the Jawahar Nagar police station area. The student had been staying in the hostel for more than a year.
Kota DSP Yogesh Kumar said the student's friends broke open the door of his room and rushed him to a hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
ASI Jawahar Lal identified the student as Aryan Ojha, a resident of Sant Kabir Nagar district in Uttar Pradesh.
Police informed the family members, and a post-mortem examination was conducted.
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