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📰 “NEET Exam Pressure Turns Fatal: Maharashtra Father Beats Daughter to Death Over Mock Test Score”

In a heart-wrenching episode that has jolted the nation, a 17-year-old NEET aspirant was allegedly beaten to death by her father for underperforming in a mock test. The incident has reignited national discourse on the dangers of academic exam pressure and the toxic culture of perfectionism plaguing India’s education system.

🎓 Exam Pressure Tragedy- From Aspiration to Agony

The victim, Sadhana Bhonsle, a bright student from Nelkaranji village in Sangli’s Atpadi tehsil, had scored a commendable 92.6% in her Class 10 exams. With dreams of becoming a doctor, she was preparing for NEET, one of the most competitive exams in the country.

But when she scored lower than expected in a recent mock test, her father, Dhondiram Bhonsle, a school principal, allegedly lost his temper. Enraged by her performance and a reported comment comparing their academic achievements, he attacked her with a wooden stick, inflicting fatal injuries to her head.

Instead of seeking medical help, Bhonsle attended a Yoga Day event the next morning. Upon returning, he discovered Sadhana unconscious and rushed her to Ushakal Hospital, where she was declared dead on arrival.

⚖️ Legal Action Taken

Sadhana’s mother filed a police complaint on June 22. Dhondiram Bhonsle has since been arrested and remanded to police custody until June 24. The case is being pursued under:

• Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (new penal code)
• Section 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act

“The autopsy confirmed blunt force trauma and multiple injuries consistent with a violent assault,” stated Senior Inspector Vinay Bahir of Atpadi Police Station.

🧠 The Bigger Picture: Exam Pressure & Parental Expectations

The case has sparked widespread outrage and sorrow nationwide. Mental health experts and education reform advocates say Sadhana’s death is a horrifying reflection of a system where parental ambition often overrides empathy.

“Parents must understand that competitive exams are a journey, not a do-or-die mission. Support, not exam pressure, is what our children need,” said the psychologist.

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🚨 What Needs to Change?

• Education Reform: Focus on emotional intelligence and resilience alongside academics.
• Parental Awareness: Counselling sessions for parents of students preparing for competitive exams.
• Mental Health Infrastructure: Dedicated helplines and school counsellors for students under exam stress.

Sadhana’s story is not just a personal tragedy. It is a societal alarm bell—a grim reminder that grades can never be more important than a child’s life.

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