In the wake of the serial suicide of students in Rajasthan's Kota, rajasthan cm ashok gehlot has directed the authorities to form a special committee to investigate the matter. In the wake of the serial suicide of students in Rajasthan's Kota, rajasthan cm ashok gehlot has directed the authorities to form a special committee to investigate the matter. Kota is known for training for competitive exams and students from different parts of the country come here to train. Coaching for competitive exams like NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) and JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) is provided here. students preparing for these exams are facing death due to stress. This year the death toll has risen to 22 lakh. This is the highest death toll in 8 years. In this background, students preparing for the exam are worried. This has also worried parents. The state government has also now initiated a comprehensive investigation into the matter and has initiated the formation of a committee.

A committee will be constituted to investigate the death of the students. chief minister ashok gehlot said the committee will be formed under the supervision of Higher education Secretary Bhavani Detha and will comprise of various people including representatives of coaching institutes, parents and doctors. The cm also instructed the officials to submit a report in this regard within 15 days. A meeting was held yesterday under the leadership of chief minister ashok gehlot to discuss the increasing number of suicide cases in Kota district. The cm who spoke in this meeting should not be involved in such cases for any reason. It is time to improve. Can't watch young students die. He said that the death of every child is not only a tragedy but also a great loss to the parents. He also suggested that the 9th and 10th class students will no longer have access to coaching, as it will be an additional burden on the students and should not be admitted to coaching institutes. You are offending 9th and 10th class students by enrolling them in coaching class and it is a big mistake of parents. He said that all the students face the burden of passing the board exam and preparing for the entrance exam.

Every year, thousands of students from different parts of india come to Kota with the dream of getting admission in prestigious indian colleges. They get trained in the coaching centers here. But recently there has been a spate of cases and deaths, which shows the enormous pressure children face. Some long-term structural changes are needed to de-stress children and save young lives. Earlier on Tuesday, a student named Valmiki Jangid succumbed to death in Kota, Gaya district of Bihar, Valmiki Jangid was preparing for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) in Kota. After his death, the vigilant administration has now decided to install ceiling fans to prevent suicide in hostels where students stay.