In an update on the suspicious death of Sadhvi Prem Baisa in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, the police confirmed that her death was due to cardiac and pulmonary arrest, with no evidence of poisoning or external factors.
In a significant development regarding the suspicious death of Sadhvi Prem Baisa in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, police have officially declared that her demise was a result of cardiac and pulmonary arrest. The police commissioner, Omprakash Paswan, stated that forensic science laboratory (FSL) and histopathology reports indicated that there was no poison or other external cause involved in the death. Additionally, it has been made clear that no sexual assault occurred in this case.
The investigation revealed that a nursing staff administered an injection to Sadhvi Prem Baisa, which fell under the Schedule H category, indicating it should only be administered with a prescription from a certified doctor. When questioned whether the injection could have caused the cardiac and pulmonary arrest, the commissioner noted that an expert medical opinion is still pending on that matter. This highlights ongoing concerns regarding the administration of medications without proper supervision or authorization, raising questions about the practices observed in healthcare settings.
The commissioner further revealed that the person responsible for bringing the injection, Devi Singh, is yet to be fully identified regarding his accountability in this incident. The ambiguity surrounding the injection and the overall circumstances of Sadhvi's death continues to generate public interest and speculation, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation to ensure justice and clarity for the concerned parties.
