<p>A 15-year-old boy jumped from his private school building here Monday, police said. His condition is critical.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Himanshu, a Class 9 student, jumped off the second floor of his Shri S.N. Sidheshwar Senior Secondary Public School here in Sector 9.<br /><br />He lives in Saraswati Enclave area which is also located near Sector 9.<br /><br />"The victim was not in position to register his statement. He has been admitted to a private hospital and we are investigating," a senior police officer told IANS.<br /><br />The boy's father Narender Singh, who is a supervisor with a private firm, said: "A school teacher informed me regarding the incident. But school authorities could not tell the reason why my son took this step."<br /><br />He said: "I cannot say whether he jumped on his own or was pushed by someone."<br />He added: "Once he had told me that some outsiders, standing near the main gate of the school, harassed him. I had informed the school management regarding this."<br /><br />Narendra Singh said: "Sunday, he purchased crackers for Diwali and on Monday, he left for school as routine."<br /><br />No one from the school authorities was available for comment.</p>
<p>A 15-year-old boy jumped from his private school building here Monday, police said. His condition is critical.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Himanshu, a Class 9 student, jumped off the second floor of his Shri S.N. Sidheshwar Senior Secondary Public School here in Sector 9.<br /><br />He lives in Saraswati Enclave area which is also located near Sector 9.<br /><br />"The victim was not in position to register his statement. He has been admitted to a private hospital and we are investigating," a senior police officer told IANS.<br /><br />The boy's father Narender Singh, who is a supervisor with a private firm, said: "A school teacher informed me regarding the incident. But school authorities could not tell the reason why my son took this step."<br /><br />He said: "I cannot say whether he jumped on his own or was pushed by someone."<br />He added: "Once he had told me that some outsiders, standing near the main gate of the school, harassed him. I had informed the school management regarding this."<br /><br />Narendra Singh said: "Sunday, he purchased crackers for Diwali and on Monday, he left for school as routine."<br /><br />No one from the school authorities was available for comment.</p>