A class 11 girl in Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh, passes away from cardiac arrest

INDORE: On Tuesday night, Yashasvi Brahmane, a class XI student, passed away from cardiac arrest at a boarding school in Burhanpur, MP. Her parents have claimed that neither the authorities nor the hostel warden told them that she wasn’t feeling well.

To find out the cause of death, the police are awaiting the autopsy results. Both the facility and the treating physician have refuted any accusations of carelessness.

Yashasvi was accepted to Macro Vision Academy in Burhanpur (315km distant) on March 28 to get ready for the NEET exam, according to her father, Lohar Brahmane, an assistant professor at PG College of Jhabua.

She informed her parents that she had a fever on Tuesday night at approximately five o’clock and that she and the hostel warden were heading to the doctor.

The student was not responsive to CPR.

The doctor called to let us know that she required an angiogram since her blood pressure was plummeting. He stated that she was critical after a while and urged us to come to Burhanpur. Brahmane said, “We were never informed that she was ill and hadn’t been attending school for a few days.

She added that Yashasvi was vigorous and free of any illnesses. “We believe the doctor mistreated her or gave her too much medication, which is why she passed away. The management of the school assured us that they would contact us if she wasn’t feeling well. They said that we didn’t need to come and that she was OK. He stated, “I ask that the district authorities investigate the school director, Anand Chouksey.

Chouksey refuted the accusations. She complained of chest trouble at 4 p.m., and the warden brought her to the casualty ward. They discovered she had suffered a catastrophic heart attack after doing an ECG. We have CCTV video of the girl’s actions and minute-by-minute information of their conversations and chats with the family,” he added.

He claimed, “There was no careless attitude,” and that they are devastated by her passing.

After treating her, Dr. Gagan stated: “She experienced a fever for five days.” We have supporting evidence showing her heart was pumping at just 30–35%, and the ECG revealed a heart attack. The results of the troponin test were high. We told her parents and doctor, and we performed an angiography only after receiving written approval. She had convulsions, abrupt cardiac arrest, and unconsciousness after being moved to the intensive care unit. We performed CPR on her until 11:30 p.m., starting around 8 p.m., but she was not going to survive. He replied that they didn’t know anything about her medical background.

In charge of Lalbagh Police Station According to Amit Singh Jadaun, the corpse was given to her relatives after an examination. “Action will be taken after the report is received,” he said.