Gurugram: Woman slits wrists & jumps off Rajiv Chowk flyover, dies

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GURUGRAM: A 23-year-old woman died by suicide on Saturday after jumping off the Rajiv Chowk flyover. According to the police, the woman first cut both her wrists with a sharp object and then jumped off the flyover and fell on the road below. No suicide note has been found on her and the reason behind her taking such a drastic step is still not known.
Sapna (23) was a resident of Hans Enclave in the city and lived with her mother and younger brother. Her father, who is posted in the CISF, was out of the city at the time of the incident.
Sapna had completed her BCom from Delhi University and was currently pursuing a certified management accountant (CMA) course in Delhi. According to the police, she did not leave any suicide note behind and, so far, her family has not shared anything that could throw light on the reason for the suicide. No complaint has been filed by the family as well.
She is said to have left her home on a black-coloured scooter at 2pm and reached the Delhi-Jaipur side of the Rajiv Chowk flyover. After reaching the flyover she parked her scooter and waited for a few minutes and then cut both her wrists and jumped off the flyover at around 2.30pm. She fell on the road below and soon after there was some traffic congestion for a short duration.
DCP (East) Virender Kumar Vij said that the policemen posted at Rajiv Chowk took her to a nearby hospital, but she could not be saved. “After identifying the victim, we contacted the family,” Vij said. The family has not filed any complaint as yet, the police said.
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