Hyderabad: In view of the announcement of Tenth Class (SSC) results, city police commissioner V.C. Sajjanar on Tuesday issued an appeal to students, parents and teachers.
Expressing grief over recent instances of young lives lost following Intermediate results, Sajjanar said: “Taking one’s life due to disappointment is never a solution. Such tragedies leave families with lifelong pain, and marks can never outweigh the value of a human life.”
He emphasised that exam results are not the final word on a student’s future but merely a minor turn in a long journey. Investigations by the Women’s Safety Wing into recent student suicides, he noted, revealed shocking details about the immense academic pressure faced by students.
Sajjanar urged students to remember that “failure is not the end” and should be seen as a stepping stone to success, not a reason to end one’s life. To parents, he appealed not to burden children with excessive expectations. “A child’s life and their smile are far more important than any grade sheet,” he said, advising parents to embrace their children lovingly regardless of results and to monitor their behaviour closely.
Teachers, he added, must reassure students that academic setbacks are temporary and that the future holds diverse opportunities. He highlighted that many world‑renowned figures initially struggled in academics but reached great heights through persistence.
In his concluding remarks, Sajjanar urged students to speak openly with parents or trusted mentors if they feel anxious. “Face the results with courage and move forward toward a hopeful future,” he said in a press release issued by the commissioner.
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