Death of NEET student: A NEET student from Kakinada district died under suspicious circumstances in Krishna district.
NEET student death: The unexpected death of a student enrolled for NEET training has left parents filled with grief. The incident has left a heartbroken family who struggled to get their daughter admitted to Sri Chaitanya College with the idea of becoming a doctor and serving the society. She was the first educated person in that family. The family thought this would change their lives. Parents paid for their daughter’s education whether they ate anything or not. But in the mean time he reached Anantlok. The dreams of the family came to a halt.
The incident took place at Sri Chaitanya College in Penamalur mandal of Krishna district. According to details given by Penamalur police, Ramishetti Gangabhuvaneshwari (18) of Uppada in U.Kottapalli mandal of Kakinada district is taking NEET long term coaching at Poranki Srichaitanya College. But on Tuesday she fell ill. He has become very lethargic due to vomiting. Regarding this, the college representatives sent him to the sick room on Tuesday evening.
Basic medical treatment was provided there. But she came to her room at 3 am on Wednesday morning complaining of severe headache. But due to serious illness she became completely depressed. The college owner conducted a medical examination in the morning and shifted Kamineni to a nearby hospital. However, the doctors who examined him confirmed that he had died minutes earlier.
Her father, Yogi Vemana, who was in Uppada, heard the news of his daughter’s death and fainted due to a heart attack. The family immediately admitted him to the local hospital. The father, who had fainted after hearing the news of his daughter’s death, was in the hospital and mother Govindamma reached the college with some family members. Mother Govindamma and her relatives expressed anger at the college management that their daughter was not given timely treatment and was not taken to the hospital and was not given any information. On receiving information about the student’s death, student union leaders reached the college. A protest was held in the college along with the family members of the deceased.
On receiving information about the concern, Penamalur police reached the college. The police talked to the people concerned. Mother Govindamma complained to the police that her daughter had died due to the negligence of the college owner. Later, arrangements were made to take the body of the student to her native village. The family, who considered her the Mahalakshmi of the house, was extremely saddened to hear the news of her death. The mother and brother of the deceased are crying inconsolable. The family members started crying and mourning. Due to this there was sadness in Uppada.
(Jagadishwar Rao Jarajapu, Hindustan Times Telugu)
