Elsewhere in the media, he has been identified as Anurag Jaiswal, though police are yet to confirm his identity. He was a 1st-year human resources student. While the initial buzz was he may have suffered ragging, the police have discounted this version. An accidental death report (ADR) has been registered and investigation is underway. The post-mortem will be conducted after his parents arrive in Mumbai. According to a top official from TISS, the student, 29, had embarked on his Master's in Human Resource Management and Labour Relations (HRM-LR) course at the premier institute barely 10 days ago.
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