Chaos After Patna Student Falls From Coaching Centre Roof

In a shocking and sorrowful incident in Patna, Bihar, a young student preparing for her exams lost her life after falling from the roof of a coaching centre building. The incident has shaken local residents and sparked big reactions from leaders and families, especially because the circumstances around the fall remain unclear.

The girl, who was reportedly studying at a popular coaching centre in the Phulwari Sharif area, fell from the fourth floor on Friday morning. She was quickly rushed to the hospital, but doctors later confirmed her death. The tragedy has left her family devastated, and many are now demanding answers about how and why this could have happened.

The case quickly gained wider attention when independent Member of Parliament Pappu Yadav visited the family to express his sorrow and criticism of the situation. Yadav openly criticised the law and order environment in Bihar, saying loudly that daughters and sisters should be safe everywhere, at home, in study centres, or out in public. His harsh words also targeted how authorities handle student safety and investigation processes.

No one’s sister or daughter is safe, said Pappu Yadav, stressing that officials need to do more to protect young people and give families swift justice. He pointed to recent similar incidents in the area and questioned why students still feel unsafe in places where they spend so much time preparing for competitive exams.

The local police have said that they are investigating the case thoroughly, but so far there has been no clear answer about what triggered the fall, whether it was an accident, self harm, or something worse. CCTV footage is being examined and officials are talking to witnesses who were nearby at the time.

This is not the first time student safety has been in the spotlight across the region. The incident has revived wider debates about the condition of residential hostels, coaching centres, and the responsibility of authorities to ensure that young learners can study without fear. Families, local activists, and leaders will continue to push for clearer answers in the days ahead as the investigation continues.