‘Teachers did this to me’: 16-year-old Delhi student’s heartbreaking last note

NEW DELHI: “I am very sorry I did this… My last wish is that action be taken against them so that no other student does what I did.”


These were the haunting final words a 16-year-old Class 10 student wrote before ending his life at Delhi’s Rajendra Place Metro Station, according to a note recovered from his school bag and cited by news agency ANI.

The boy, who studied at a prominent central Delhi school, reportedly faced sustained harassment from several teachers — pressure that, according to his family, pushed him into severe mental distress.


His death has triggered anger and protests outside the school, with parents and students demanding accountability and justice.

In his final note, the teenager apologised repeatedly — to his father, mother, and brother — and requested that his organs be donated “to someone who really needs it.”

But the most devastating part, investigators said, was his repeated insistence that the “school teachers did this to me.”

The FIR lodged by the boy’s father states that the student had been complaining for months about the teachers’ behaviour, yet verbal complaints to the school principal allegedly resulted in no action.

On November 18, while his father was away, the boy left for school and later died after allegedly jumping from Platform No. 2 of Rajendra Place Metro Station. His school bag, recovered by police, contained the handwritten suicide note blaming the teachers for his suffering.

Police teams have begun examining statements, school records, and the alleged pattern of harassment. Parents and students protesting outside the school have demanded suspension of the teachers named in the FIR and a full, transparent investigation.

(With agency inputs)


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