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All reports agree that approximately six hundred tribal students evacuated a residential school hostel in Maharashtra after rumors of ghostly possessions and strange noises caused panic.
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Six Hundred Students Leave Maharashtra Hostel Amid Possession Rumours
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Nearly six hundred tribal students left a government-run residential school hostel in Maharashtra's Amravati district.
The mass departure was triggered by widespread rumors that several girls at the hostel were possessed by spirits.
Reports indicated that unusual noises, specifically described as clanking anklets, sparked anxiety among the students.
Local superstitions quickly circulated throughout the campus, intensifying fear and prompting students to abandon the facility.
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Government officials and health experts quickly intervened to address the unfolding situation at the residential school.
Health professionals attributed the unusual behavior observed among the students to mental stress and selective hysteria rather than the supernatural.
Authorities, health officials, and anti-superstition activists visited the school to counsel the students and their families.
Efforts are currently underway by officials to urge the students to return and to dispel the rumors circulating in the community.
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It remains uncertain when the students will return to the hostel and whether ongoing counseling and awareness campaigns by health officials will fully resolve the panic.
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Neutral coverage outlines the factual events of six hundred tribal students leaving a Maharashtra hostel amid rumors of possession. Sources document that health experts and officials attribute the behavior to mental stress and selective hysteria instead of supernatural forces. Authorities and anti-superstition activists have engaged with the students to provide counseling and encourage their return. The reports maintain an objective tone focusing on the administrative and medical response to the mass panic.
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600 students flee Maharashtra hostel amid 'possession' rumours
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Daijiworld reports that nearly six hundred tribal students left a government-run residential school hostel in Maharashtra's Amravati district following rumours that several girls were possessed by spirits. The source outlines that officials and health experts attribute the unusual behavior to mental stress and selective hysteria rather than the supernatural, detailing various local superstitions circulating among the students. Authorities, health officials, and anti-superstition activists have visited the school to counsel the students and urge them to return.