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Kasargod: Accused of theft, college student commits suicide

  •   Sun, Mar 30 2014 10:25:40 AM

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network - Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Mar 29: A second year degree student who attempted suicide after allegations of theft were leveled against her died in a Mangalore hospital on Saturday March 29.

The student is Shamseena (19), daughter of Zakeer, a resident of Uduma Pakyar.

The mobile phone of Shamseena’s classmate was reportedly stolen two weeks ago and some students alleged that she had stolen it. Sources said that allegations were made against her on Facebook too, which added to the harassment.

Unable to bear the mental agony, Shamseena tried to commit suicide by hanging on March 19 at her residence. Her family immediately rushed her to a private hospital in Kanhangad.

As her condition was critical, she was shifted to a hospital in Mangalore. She died while under treatment in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the hospital.

Bekal police have registered a case and are investigating.
  

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  • lenso, m'lore

    Wed, Apr 02 2014

    First need to teach Human values by experts, to the students. Academic education comes next. Nowadays youth commits suicide for the silly reason very easily. Parents have a eye on your child.

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  • KOUSHIK, DELHI

    Mon, Mar 31 2014

    RIP....U WOULD TRY TO SOLVE ..YOUR a BRAVE GIRL..your a role model for truthness....

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  • mohammed aslam, mangalore

    Mon, Mar 31 2014

    she is great,she is having self respect,but suicide o
    is not a solution,rip

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  • SHAH NAWAZ KHAN, ABU DHABI

    Mon, Mar 31 2014

    If she realy learn about Islam at least one year in between 12 years of his college life definetly She can'nt go like end of his life.Because Islam not allowed the suicide

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  • NISHAR AHMED, UAE

    Mon, Mar 31 2014

    It"ll curse all those who missuses social networks... May Allah forgive her. Those students should be punished.

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  • sms, mangalore

    Mon, Mar 31 2014

    Well it would be more ideal to convince her parents to get the phone and throw it at their face, than kill yourself, it's sad that she did do so.

    They should get avast antivirus theft protection or something which will locate lost devices and send a message when the Sims changed and the new number.

    Well, what's done is done,
    Inna lillahi wa inna ilahirrajihoon.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Mar 31 2014

    How sad a Young Girl committed suicide because someone accused her of stealing a simple mobile.Can anybody guarantee that she had seen steeling it?what a effect it had put in Facebook.This world famous F.B. has taken so many lifes.specially students make other students lifes to hell .many can not bare that humiliation and think only to avoid it is best suecide.This FB. is besides good communication method ,brought many students in difficulty.Only if this Girl had told her parents about it,could have helped.but sometimes parents also can have a eye on their filius what they are doing in net may prevent certain bad situations.My heartfelt sympathy to the Family.And let that Student who is cause of all this should set things up right.

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  • Naina, Mangalore / USA

    Mon, Mar 31 2014

    Poor Girl, has to suffer for the crime of others, who were accusing her. Shame on them. My her soul rest in peace. She is in a beautiful place called Heaven with our Heavenly Father and Son & Holy Spirit.

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  • Albert, shirtady/Abu dhabi

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    oh..what a tragedy, people are nasty. Arrest them who made the allegation. very sad to read the story.

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  • William, Bantwal

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    RIP. Sad incident for small mobile. Should have given her own mobile. Always use simple and cheap mobiles in school.

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  • nelson, mangalore/kuwait

    Mon, Mar 31 2014

    Dear William, these are the days when a prestige of people, students in particular is decided on the mobile they carry. The more latest the model the more prestige they get.

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  • Wilfred J. Lewis, Matpady-Brahmavar/ New York USA

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    A very sad event. No one has the right to judge any other person through a social media. The person who posted on facebook should face trial, according to the laws of the land.

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  • Richard Castelino, kanjar/kuwait

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    so sad.this is not a solution of suicide.

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  • nelson, mangalore/kuwait

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    The human boneless tongue is a double edge sword sharper than the sword of tipu sultan. It can easily shred lives.

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  • VIN, Mumbai/Kuwait

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Sad .... sad..... sad.
    We lost a Budding student.
    May her soul rest in peace.
    The character assassination is a worst way of dealing with any one and it remains as cancerous with the victim. Epidemically it spreads thru media starting from gossips.
    Whoever, branded her should be punished and also the first person who put on Facebook. This is worse than heinous crime.
    The modern world is lacking love and understanding.
    And being UNLOVED is more dangerous than any kind of sickness.

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  • nazeer husain, katapady

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    may almighty allah provide the parents n relatives of this lady's patience n strength to handle the situation.EEMAAN must be protected, fully highly, especially when using social media.the criminals who harassed must face its consequences legally n islamically

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  • ABDUL AZIZ, MUSCAT

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    where is Imaan. Muslim must be with with the faith, no faith one will sure go to this step of suicide

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  • Yusuf, mlr/ksa

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    The truth behind another side of "THE FACE BOOK"

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  • Dr Kusuma Kumari G, Nellore/Kodyadka

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    oh Sad. We should be very careful when we make allegataons, I am feeling sad for the poor girl who must be in my opinion innocent

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  • Suleman Beary, Udupi

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    The modern day syllabus doesn't teach much of human value. Students are busy wasting the remaining time in Facebook, Whatsapp & other entertainments instead of learning and understanding how the famous personalities including patriots of the past lead their life.
    All of these including lack of patience lead to such a situation that the students feel in secured and take such harsh steps.

    RIP...

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  • Abdul Jabbar, Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    I feel the reason she took the extreme step is to prove that she hasn't done anything wrong, which may be the fact.Its very unlikely to steal and then to suicide .The mental agony she must have faced for no fault of her's might have prompted her to take the step.Again, this is just my thought on this.May Allah grant her maghfirat.Ameen...

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    RIP!! One should know that the slip of the tongue has more power than a slap on the face, the wounds caused by words is very difficult to erase!!

    Giving up God granted life for a an ordinary mobile whether it was stolen or not was too too heavy a price to pay!!

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  • Syed Kazi, Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    RIP. The girl who called her a thief( without evidence ) should be put in jail for the rest of her life , then only other students will learn a lesson. TOO MUCH IS TOO BAD.

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  • Well wisher, Udupi

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Mr. Syed,
    What ever everyone called her May be lies. But she should have stood by the truth and fought for it, as because of her extreme step the truth will never be revealed now forever.

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  • Syed Kazi, Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Well wisher, I agree with you, WHAT stops us to take action against the girl who called her a thief on Face Book without evidence.

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  • zubair, dubai

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi rajioon. Very sad news.. suicide was not only the solution. ..

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  • Deonne Oliver D'Souza, Mangalore / Riyadh

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    It is very pity and sad news. In case it is true that the allegations were posted in Facebook, then the culprits who did this should be put behind bars for a minimum of 1 to 2 years. Making such an allegation for a petty thing, irrespective of robbery took place or not, should be condemned by all and a thorough investigation must be carried out, with appropriate action in place at the soonest.

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  • Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    A simple problem of Mobile and ending towards one's life, it is a bit hard to believe.'May her soul rest in peace'.

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  • Mohamed akbar, Byndoor

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    You have undoubtedly heard the phrase, “Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.”

    But is it accurate? Let’s dissect it.

    First off, ending your life via suicide is permanent. No question about it. There is no going back – once you are dead, you are dead. You can’t undo anything at that point.

    So the word “permanent” is both accurate and VERY powerful.

    Now, let’s examine the word “solution.”

    The word is clearly NOT accurate. Okay, I understand the gist, but suicide is not a “solution” to anything.

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  • irshad, navunda

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Inna lillahi wa inna ilahirrajihoon....

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  • Abdul Latif, Dammam

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    very unfortunate incident...police sort out the problem promptly....Inna Lillahi va Inna ilahirrajioon.

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  • Mac, Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Its sad and also stupid decision. And its also bad to blame someone else every-time someone gives up. RIP

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, Udupi / Dubai

    Sun, Mar 30 2014


    Dare to Face whatever problem comes in our life and of-course it is a short period of term, But suicide is not a solution.

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  • Henry misquith, Bahrain

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Sad indeed.False accusations is a crime , because it ruins somebody's moral and legal reputation that is very hard to reconstruct them. May her innocent soul rest in peace.

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  • Raja Koppal, udupi

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    poor girl wasted her life because of few idiots.May Allah bless her Jannah.Though the step taken by her was wrong...

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  • Adil Khan, Kasaragod/Saudi Arabia

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Some are unable to bear the humiliation. Hope the Police would zero in on the real thief of the mobile.

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  • Achhu, Mlore

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Weak EEMAAN (Less practicing islam)led to this action.
    Suicide not at all solution to any problem.

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