Prateek Yadav Death News: Prateek Yadav, son of former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Mulayam Singh Yadav, died this morning under suspicious circumstances. Prateek Yadav’s gym partner Swapnesh Pandey made a big claim that Prateek Yadav had fallen in the bedroom late at night, due to which he suffered a head injury. Everyone was waiting for the post-mortem report. Now the post-mortem report has come out. There has been a shocking revelation in this. Now the curtain has been removed from various types of claims.
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This is in the post mortem report
Actually, according to the post-mortem report, there was a blood clot. A blood clot moved from the lower part of the body to the upper part, after which infection occurred in the arteries and lungs. After this cardiac arrest occurred and he died. However, the real cause of death is still not clear. For this reason, doctors have preserved the viscera for further investigation. The heart has also been kept so that it can be re-examined if needed.
3 doctors examined
According to a media report, according to sources, no marks of injury or struggle were found on the body during postmortem. Doctors also got chest X-ray done. A panel of three doctors from King George Medical University was formed for the postmortem. Forensic expert Dr. Anoop Kumar Raipuria and Dr. Fatima Harsha were also involved in this process under the leadership of Dr. Mousami Singh. Videography of the entire process was also done.
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stayed away from politics
Prateek Yadav was away from politics and was into gym and real estate business. Recently he returned from Mumbai after undergoing treatment for a long time. Three days ago also he was admitted to Medanta Hospital. He also had complaints of diabetes, BP, shortness of breath as well as congestion of blood in the lungs. Then he went home before getting leave.
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