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IIT-B professor sent on leave as Crime Branch prepares to question him

Source: India Today · 23 Sep 2026, 03:04 UTC
IIT-B professor sent on leave as Crime Branch prepares to question him
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India Today reports that Professor Doolla has been sent on leave following an IIT-B student’s suicide. The report says the Crime Branch is scheduled to question him today, but provides no further details about the circumstances or the investigation.

Professor Doolla has been sent on leave following the suicide of a student at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India Today reports. The report says the Crime Branch is scheduled to question Doolla today. No further information is provided in the supplied report about the circumstances of the student’s death, the reason for Doolla’s leave, or the scope of the Crime Branch’s inquiry.

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