Dekle iz 12. razreda v šoli v Delhiju se je požgalo in umrlo; bencin je prineslo od doma

A seventeen-year-old Class 12 student died on Saturday after setting herself on fire inside Rajkiya Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya in Krishna Nagar, located in Delhi’s Shahdara district. Police discovered the victim’s charred body behind the school’s guard room. Medics transported her to a nearby hospital, where doctors pronounced her dead upon arrival. Authorities have dispatched the deceased’s body for a post-mortem examination to determine the exact cause of death. Investigators recovered a three-page suicide note at the scene during their preliminary inquiry. According to police sources, the document references the student’s personal relationships. The note allegedly indicates that the teenager was distressed by suspicions regarding her friend interacting with another girl. Law enforcement officers are currently analyzing these statements to understand the motive behind the act. The student had carried a bottle of petrol to the campus concealed within her school bag. Police seized the container along with other items from the bag and the immediate vicinity of the incident. A specialized crime scene unit and forensic experts inspected the area behind the guard room. They collected physical evidence to reconstruct the sequence of events leading up to the self-immolation. Local authorities have launched a formal probe into the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Investigators are reviewing the recovered materials to verify the contents of the note and the presence of the flammable liquid. The school administration cooperated with law enforcement during the initial response. No further suspects have been named in connection with the incident. The case remains under active investigation as officials process the forensic data gathered from the site.