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Mangalore: 20-year-old girl commits suicide at de-addiction center

  •   Wed, Sep 17 2014 01:38:31 AM

Mohan Kuthar
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (EP)

Mangalore, Sep 17: A 20-year-old girl allegedly committed suicide by hanging at Teloka De-addiction Center situated at Ullal Seaground.

The deceased has been identified as Sudha (20), daughter of Moodbidri resident Chenna.

It is said that as Sudha was a drug addict, her father had brought her to the center on May 20, 2014. He had gotten her discharged on Sunday September 14 and taken her to their hometown.

She was again brought to the de-addiction center on Tuesday September 16. It is said that she was there till the afternoon, but later she was found to have reportedly hanged herself from a tree in the vicinity of the center.

The staff who came to know of the incident informed Ullal police station and a case was registered.
  

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Comment on this article

  • deepak kumar, indian

    Thu, Sep 18 2014

    This can never be a Suicide !! Im sure that the drug supplier strangled the girl and hung her on a branch. With her legs well reaching the floor, no one can kill themselves by hanging.
    Hope the killers are traced and punished.

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  • Aubb, Kuwait

    Thu, Sep 18 2014


    The police woman appears to be permanently pregnant and looking at something which has never happened before.

    Something terribly wrong here....!!

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Some doubts..

    1. It looks as if body is touching the ground..

    2.Branch of the tree is NOT so strong enough to withstand atleast 40 kg weight !!

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  • Godwin Mendonca, mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    100% not suicide... something wrong...

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  • A. Mangalore, Mangalore. KSA

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    We have many organizations in our districts. They are very active in their negative role. Why cant these organizations come up with good intentions by giving awareness lecturers etc. to their young children to avoid drugs smoking alcohol etc.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Where is Mr. Thimarodi now ...

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  • Raja Koppal, Udupi

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    something is fishy, body was also not in hanging position as it was a small branch of tree which is not high even and by wearing jeans & t-shirt I think rarely someone wear dupatta death is too suspicious.

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  • roop, mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Are these guys kidding.. how could anyone die hanging to a small branch of that small tree.. death is too suspicious. I don't believe this as suicide. May your soul RIP. Too sad to know this drugs story in our hometown

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Though the withdrawal trauma leads to commit suicide, here the position of hanging seems a little bit suspicious.
    Feet touching the ground, body hung so low, only forensic test will clear the doubt.
    Many Drugs are addictive even when taken once. Better avoid than suffer later.
    Some weed though is beneficial for epileptics whom modern medicine has failed to cure.
    Some cancer patients got total cure from oil extract out of marijuana(hemp) is very promising.
    Petroleum, fiber for cloth is some of its benefits Petroleum Industry doesn't want to compete with them, which is far cheaper & never exhausting(renewable) source unlike their underground source.
    It doesn't require pesticides or herbicides & grows within a few months. Green Planet needs research regarding it as a source of protein & alternative to fiber source in many manufacturing industries.
    We need its benefits which far outweigh its wrong use.

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Mumbai

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    I love my Mary Jane
    She keeps me insane
    "We are losing war against drugs" President Bush once said.
    Drug is a Satan inspired poison
    It is a death on installment plan
    I feel there is no surprise in her hanging, since I hear the withdrawal syndrome is unbearable.
    Best thing is to say no to it and watch your children, But in Mumbai, specially Bandra area and in some elite colleges extra care is required. I have lost one relative to Mary Jane (real, not story) Mary Jane = Marijuana.

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  • Vicky D, Dubai

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Realities of the world are very boring & suffocating if things don't fall in right places & at right time.
    To run away from this harsh reality, some people specially youth, surrender them self to the drug addiction, which literally cuts them off from rest of the world. They start living in a world of their own where there in no place for restrictions, relationships, responsibilities, competition or fear.
    It will be difficult for an addict to join back to the main stream of the society after experiencing such a Freedom & Pleasure.
    Love & understanding from the dear once along with proper rehabilitation & spiritual guidance should help the addicts.

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    It is ad that after ll the trouble that was taken to this young lady rehabilitated, she decides to commit suicide.

    Counselings should form an important part of ed-addiction and indeed a constant watch should be kept on the patients.

    My sympathies to the bereaved family of the deceased.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    It is very very sad.Girl who was in deaddiction Center should have been more observed than in own home.Such People are more tended to suicide than others because they are not healed.At this Age a Girl was addicted is a sad Thing.I wish to the parents more Courage and heartfelt sympathy to bear their pain.

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  • Roshan, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    There are plenty of drugs playing around DK. College students are mainly using them in plentiful. Many students bunk colleges and use isolated spots, abandoned buildings, to have fun. It looks like political parties using them as bait. A drug addict can go out of the way to help the donors to secure drugs. On their way back home in the evening as if after the class, they are fresh. Police too seem lax as all they want is pocket some money coming in their way.

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