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Coimbatore
Trainer held for death of girl student during security drill in Coimbatore
July 13, 2018
Coimbatore: A trainer in the National Disaster Management was arrested today in connection with the death of a second-year BBA student, while being trained at a private college yesterday here, Lokeshwari (19) died after falling from the second floor, during a training session for National Disaster Management, when she reluctantly jumped down from the third floor as part of a security drill where some students were standing with a spread net, police said.
As she jumped down, her head hit the sunshade of the first floor and she sustained serious injuries. Though she was immediately taken to the Government hospital, she died on way.
The visual of her jump, which has gone viral, showed that the trainer pushing the girl down and fellow students alleged that she was not willing to jump.
Based on the complaint by the student’s father, trainer Arumugham (31) was arrested this morning and remanded in custody, police said.
Arumugham was said to be not a qualified trainer and further inquiry would be held in the case, they said.
