Conclusions drawn from suicide note without experts! What was found after 8 years of Rohith Vemula's death?

Voyager I, Carl Sagan's Rohit connection

What do Voyager I and Carl Sagan have to do with Rohit Vemula? Just before he died, Rohit wrote a detailed suicide note in which he said that he wanted to become a writer. Science writers like Carl Sagan. I love the nature of science stars. But then I loved people without knowing that people had long ago become separated from nature.' From this it is clear that Rohit was a sensitive young man with a passion for words. Imagine him writing about India landing a rover on the Moon or sending a spacecraft into orbit 1.5 million km from Earth to study the Sun. The police may find it difficult to blame the university authorities for Rohit's death in the closure report, as his suicide note specifically states that no one provoked him through words or actions. But it seems that this report does not fail to rebuke the officials.

What is the truth of Rohit Vemula's suicide? Why was there an uproar over the closure report of Hyderabad Police 10 days before voting?

What facts are missing from the report?

After all, it was a clash between two groups of students. Then, why was only one group reprimanded? Isn’t the notion of fairness as important as impartiality, especially in an educational institution with a politically active campus? The closure report goes into detail about Rohith’s caste and concludes that the family belonged to the Vaddera OBC community. However, the fact that Rohith thought very deeply about the Dalit issue and was a Dalit activist at the time of his death is missing from the report. Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of the closure report is that, without citing any mental health expert, it uses Rohith’s suicide note to conclude that his ‘lonely’ and “unappreciated” childhood was responsible for his suicide. It is possible that some lines in the suicide note also suggest that he was unhappy with the student organisations he belonged to.

Rohit Vemula was not a Dalit…Telangana Police gave clean chit to everyone in the closure report, know what was said?

There is no mention of experts in the report

The fact that he had written a sarcastic letter to the Vice Chancellor seeking help to kill himself was completely dismissed. The report said that if it is investigated whether it could be a sign of his suicide, then this letter was written a month ago and the despair, anger with which it must have been written has died down with the passage of time. . will be.' This appears to be the opinion of a police officer who considers himself a suicide expert as the report does not state whether the officer consulted any experts in reaching this conclusion. Of course, eight years after his death it is difficult to say whether Rohit would have achieved success as a writer and whether his words would have Sagan's magic to inspire generations. But it is true that he aspired to be another Sagan. This is what we lost when Rohit committed suicide that day in 2016. We lost a young man who aspired to reach the stars with his words. This is what we should mourn. Politicians of all hues, who first tried to suppress voices like Rohit's and then profited from his death, did not succeed. Rohit was not just a Dalit or an OBC, but a dreamer and a wordsmith.