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14 April 
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said the death of a first-year BDS student in Kannur was painful and unacceptable, adding that the state stands with the family
Thiruvananthapuram: Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday described the recent death of a first-year BDS student at Ancharakandi Private Medical College as painful and unacceptable, saying such incidents should not happen in a state like Kerala.
The Chief Minister reacted through a Facebook post following reports surrounding the death of the student, which has drawn attention across the state.
CM Says Student Should Not Have Been Driven to Death
Pinarayi Vijayan said it was unforgivable if circumstances had pushed a talented student to such an end. He stressed that educational institutions must remain safe spaces for students.
“It is painful and unacceptable. Such incidents should not happen in Kerala,” the Chief Minister said.
He also said the entire state stands with the victim’s family during this difficult time.
Kannur Case Draws Public Attention
The student was enrolled in the first year of the BDS course at the medical college in Kannur. The incident has triggered concern among student groups, parents, and the public.
Authorities are expected to continue inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the case.
Focus on Student Welfare
The Chief Minister’s remarks have renewed discussion on student welfare, campus support systems, and the responsibilities of educational institutions.
