Leader Online Desk : I don't want to study further. I have 8 thousand rupees. I am leaving home for five years. Please tell mom don't worry about me. Rajendra Meena, a 19-year-old NEET examinee, went missing from Kota, Rajasthan after sending a message to his father saying he would call him once a year. By 'NDTV' is given His father Jagdish Meena has filed a police complaint in this case.
No wrong step will be taken…
In the message sent by Rajendra to his father, it is said, “I have eight thousand rupees. I am leaving home for the next five years. After sending this message to you, I will sell my mobile and destroy the sim card. Please tell mom not to worry about me. I will not take any wrong step. I have everyone's numbers. If necessary, I will definitely call once a year.”
According to information given to the police by Rajendra's father, Rajendra went missing on May 6. He had left the paying guest's residence in Kota at 1.30 pm. After receiving his farewell, the family started searching for Rajendra before filing a missing complaint with the police. Rajendra's whereabouts are yet to be ascertained. Police have dispatched teams to search for him.
Once again the city of Kota is in discussion
The city of Kota in Rajasthan is known as the country's coaching hub for IIT JEE and NEET national entrance exams. Eight coaching students have ended their lives in Kota this year due to the stress of studying for exams. Now, with the disappearance of NEET aspirant Rajendra Meena, the stress and pressure students face in the competitive coaching environment of Kota has been rekindled.
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