Tragic news from Kota as a 20-year-old NEET aspirant is found dead in his PG room. This marks the 18th suicide in the city this year, raising serious concerns.

Kota: A 20-year-old NEET aspirant from Delhi was found hanging in his PG room on Thursday, marking the 18th suicide reported in Kota this year.
Lucky Choudhary, a native of Patna, Bihar, was found hanging from a ceiling fan in his rented accommodation located in Sector-2, under Vigyan Nagar Police Station limits. Police said he was preparing for NEET online and had been living in Kota for the past two years.
Police said he was preparing for NEET online and had been living in Kota for the past two years.
Circle Inspector Mukesh Meena said the room was bolted from the inside at two places.
"We have found no sign of foul play at this stage," he said.
Meanwhile, another student from Bihar, living in an adjoining room in the same PG, was reported to have gone missing.
Lucky's maternal uncle (Mama), Koshal Kumar Choudhary, said Lucky was not the kind of person who would commit suicide.
Speaking to PTI outside the mortuary, he alleged foul play and suspected the involvement of a youth named Rahul, also hailing from Patna, who is now missing.
No suicide note was recovered from the room, and his mobile phone and wallet were also missing, he said.
Lucky's father also expressed doubts over the nature of his son's death, alleging that Rahul was not a student and often visited his son's room with his girlfriend.
He said Lucky had told his sister that he had borrowed Rs 40,000 and was under pressure from the lender to repay it.
His father said he had paid his son Rs 10,000 online and was going to pay the rest
ASI Lal Singh said the body was handed over to Lucky's family members on Thursday after the post-mortem.
Police have registered a case under Section 194 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), he said.
PTI inputs
Published: 02 Oct 2025, 04:13 pm IST
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