Ariyalur student suicide case has sparked controversy. Ariyalur student, who was studying at Pure Heart High School near Thirukattupalli in Thanjavur district, committed suicide a few days ago.
Lavanya is said to have confessed on her deathbed that she tried to commit suicide due to stress as the caretaker of the hotel where she was staying told her to clean the rooms. The caretaker of the hostel, Sagayamari, has been arrested in the case.
Meanwhile, the BJP has accused the student of committing suicide by forcing him to convert at school.
The BJP has been staging protests in various places demanding immediate implementation of the Prohibition of Conversion Act and a CBI inquiry into Lavanya’s death. However, neither the government nor the school administration has ruled that forced conversion was not the cause of the student’s death.
In this context, a four-member committee has been set up on behalf of the BJP to conduct a face-to-face inquiry into the incident in which a Tanjore student was killed due to forced conversion.
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In a statement, BJP national general secretary Arun Singh said, “It is a matter of concern and regret that a schoolgirl in Thanjavur has committed suicide after being forced to convert. BJP national leader JP Natta has set up a four-member committee to probe the incident.
A committee has been set up on behalf of the National BJP to conduct a direct inquiry into the death of Tanjore girl Lavanya due to forced conversion.@annamalai_k @blsanthosh #TN_voice_Annamalai pic.twitter.com/2sZtNqVjfN
— CTR.Nirmal kumar (@CTR_Nirmalkumar) January 27, 2022
They have been instructed to conduct a direct investigation at the scene and submit a report as soon as possible. “
Madhya Pradesh MP Sandhya Roy, Vijay Shanthi from Telangana, Chitra Thai Vak from Maharashtra and Geetha Vivekananda from Karnataka have been appointed as members.