Jaipur: A 23-year-old MBA student died after falling from the sixth floor of Poornima University on Saturday morning, shortly before a scheduled mid-semester examination. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death, including a complaint by her family accusing her former employer of abetment of suicide. Yashasvi Rohilla, a second-year MBA student, lived in Prem Nagar near Gurjar Ki Thadi and had recently secured a job through campus placement. She was scheduled to appear for an examination at 9.45am. DCP (South) Rajarshi Raj Varma said the family had filed an FIR against her former boss, under whom she had worked as an intern.Police are examining whether a personal issue was linked to the incident.According to classmates, Rohilla was speaking to friends before leaving the classroom, saying she was going to the washroom. She reportedly made a phone call, returned to leave her mobile phone in the classroom and then went to the terrace. Some students spotted her sitting on the terrace and rushed to stop her, but she jumped before they could reach her, police said. Investigators are examining the call detail records of her mobile phone and a WhatsApp message she reportedly sent shortly before the incident. Her phone and bag have been seized. Police have also questioned her teachers and friends, who described her as a good student and said she had shown no apparent signs of distress. Investigators are tracing the number she called from the university and will question the person named in the FIR. Poornima University said the critically injured student was taken by ambulance to nearby Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, where she died during treatment. Her family was informed soon after the incident and reached the hospital shortly afterwards. The university said senior officials stayed with the family at the hospital until after the postmortem and offered support. It also declared a holiday shortly after the incident to prevent confusion and misinformation among students.
