Odisha / College Girl Jumps Into Mahanadi River, Rescued
·7 months ago·1 min read

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The victim has been identified as Yamuna Sahu, a first year student of the integrated arts program at the Women’s College.
Boudh, Nov 18: A Plus II first-year college girl was rescued in critical condition after she allegedly jumped into the Mahanadi river from the Kiakata Bridge in Boudh district.
The victim has been identified as Yamuna Sahu, a first year student of the integrated arts program at the Women’s College.
While the motive behind the victim’s drastic action remains unclear, police have registered a case and initiated a formal investigation into the incident.
The victim is currently undergoing treatment in a critical condition. Authorities have not yet determined the reason behind the incident.
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Preliminary reports suggest that Yamuna was alone at the time of the incident, and officials are now speaking to her family, friends, and college authorities to gather more information.
Authorities have urged educational institutions to be more vigilant and proactive in identifying signs of distress among students.
Further details are awaited as the inquiry progresses.
The victim has been identified as Yamuna Sahu, a first year student of the integrated arts program at the Women’s College.
While the motive behind the victim’s drastic action remains unclear, police have registered a case and initiated a formal investigation into the incident.
The victim is currently undergoing treatment in a critical condition. Authorities have not yet determined the reason behind the incident.
Also read: Protests Erupt In Salia Sahi As BMC, BDA Launch Eviction Drive
Preliminary reports suggest that Yamuna was alone at the time of the incident, and officials are now speaking to her family, friends, and college authorities to gather more information.
Authorities have urged educational institutions to be more vigilant and proactive in identifying signs of distress among students.
Further details are awaited as the inquiry progresses.
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