UP school topper, Babson college student dies in accident, after allegedly trying to escape eve-teasing

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A teenage student of Babson College in Massachusetts, US, has been killed in a road accident in Uttar Pradesh. The victim, Sudiksha Bhati, was in India for vacations and was supposed to return to the US on August 20. The 19-year-old was on her way to Bulandshahr on a two-wheeler when the accident took place.

Her family members claimed she was with her uncle on a scooty from Dadri on Monday evening when two men on a motorcycle started following them. "The men were passing comments on Sudiksha and were trying to overtake her vehicle performing stunts to impress her. Suddenly, their Bullet hit Sudeeksha's scooty and she lost balance. Sudiksha died on the spot," said Satyendra Bhati, the uncle.

The state government spokesman though categorically denied that there was any eve-teasing involved in the incident and said that the family of the victim has not made any such complaint. Atul Srivastava, Superintendent of Police (City) said that the body has been sent for post mortem and a probe was underway. Bahujan Samaj Party President Mayawati has condemned the incident and demanded action against the culprits. She tweeted: "A promising student, Sudeeksha Bhaati, who was going on a bike with her uncle in Bulandshahr, lost her life due to eve-teasing, which is extremely sad, embarrassing and very condemnable.

"How will daughters progress? BSP strongly demands that UP government should take strict legal action against the culprits immediately." Sudiksha, whose father runs a small dhaba and mother is a homemaker, had grown up with dreams about a school education when financial constraints forced her to drop out in 2009. The eldest of six siblings, when Sudiksha started her journey to fulfil that dream, circumstances led her father, Jitendra Bhati, to take her out of school. Jitendra, who comes from a family of farmers, had started a business in 2004, but faced losses in 2009. As the business floundered, he had to sell off his land to start a tea stall. Keeping her in school was the last priority. Sudiksha was out of school for some time, but the urge to study kept her going.

 

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A teenage student of Babson College in Massachusetts, US, has been killed in a road accident in Uttar Pradesh. The victim, Sudiksha Bhati, was in India for vacations and was supposed to return to the US on August 20. The 19-year-old was on her way to Bulandshahr on a two-wheeler when the accident took place.

Her family members claimed she was with her uncle on a scooty from Dadri on Monday evening when two men on a motorcycle started following them. "The men were passing comments on Sudiksha and were trying to overtake her vehicle performing stunts to impress her. Suddenly, their Bullet hit Sudeeksha's scooty and she lost balance. Sudiksha died on the spot," said Satyendra Bhati, the uncle.

The state government spokesman though categorically denied that there was any eve-teasing involved in the incident and said that the family of the victim has not made any such complaint. Atul Srivastava, Superintendent of Police (City) said that the body has been sent for post mortem and a probe was underway. Bahujan Samaj Party President Mayawati has condemned the incident and demanded action against the culprits. She tweeted: "A promising student, Sudeeksha Bhaati, who was going on a bike with her uncle in Bulandshahr, lost her life due to eve-teasing, which is extremely sad, embarrassing and very condemnable.

"How will daughters progress? BSP strongly demands that UP government should take strict legal action against the culprits immediately." Sudiksha, whose father runs a small dhaba and mother is a homemaker, had grown up with dreams about a school education when financial constraints forced her to drop out in 2009. The eldest of six siblings, when Sudiksha started her journey to fulfil that dream, circumstances led her father, Jitendra Bhati, to take her out of school. Jitendra, who comes from a family of farmers, had started a business in 2004, but faced losses in 2009. As the business floundered, he had to sell off his land to start a tea stall. Keeping her in school was the last priority. Sudiksha was out of school for some time, but the urge to study kept her going.

 

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