17 year old girl founded dead in residential Madrasa in Kerala.

Patna (Imam Ali/Insaaf Times) 17 year old a girl founded dead in the residential Madrasa of Kerala on Saturday, the Madrasa name is Al Aman at Balaramapuram, Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala.
The family members of the girl said they suspect foul play and have filed a complaint with the balramapuram police and the police have registered the case of the victim by her reletives.
According to a Caumudi online news portal form Kerala the victim girl’s name was Asmiya mol she was founded hanging in the religious education centre in Balaramapuram, she had called her mother and had asked her to come to institute immediately that she reached the education centre within one and half hours but the authoritys of Madrasa didn’t permit to see her daughter after then came the news that she was founded lying dead in the bathroom of Madrasa, her mother allaged that the girl earlier levelled and complained against the institution.
Acording to an other report Asmiya mol had earlier informed her mother about the abuse by the Madrasa authorites therefore she called her mother to com to Madrasa.
The relatives of the deceased have alleged foul play in her death.

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