On January 28, the sadhvi complained of respiratory issues at her Aarti Nagar ashram. Rajpurohit was called in and gave her two shots. Her health plummeted instantly, leading to her transfer to Preksha Hospital, where she was declared deceased. The sequence prompted a police probe after postmortem.

Postmortem occurred on January 29 at Mahatma Gandhi Hospital. Organ samples went to the Forensic Science Lab on February 2, yielding results swiftly. An SIT delved deep, grilling ashram residents, staff, and medical personnel. Commissioner Om Prakash stated cardiac arrest from lung complications was the cause, compounded by the compounder’s protocol breaches.

A negligence FIR hit Rajpurohit on February 16. Arrested February 19, he secured immediate bail. DCP Vineet Bansal affirmed the charges’ bailable status and procedural compliance. Potential penalty: two years imprisonment.

Last rites in Barmer drew mourners, but questions linger over hasty medical intervention. This episode spotlights risks in unregulated healthcare, particularly for elderly spiritual leaders relying on local practitioners. As the investigation presses on, authorities await forensic and expert inputs to determine if negligence escalated a treatable illness into tragedy.

In an emotional address to reporters in Kolkata, Ghosh described Roy as Bengal’s senior-most politician, a key TMC national leader, and a seasoned central minister. ‘His contributions to Bengal politics were immense, and even in BJP, we gained from his vast experience,’ Ghosh recalled.

Roy breathed his last late Sunday at Apollo Hospital following a cardiac arrest, after prolonged struggles with various ailments. Admitted when his health worsened, the family officially announced his death, shocking many.

Roy’s journey was nothing short of remarkable. Rising as TMC’s general secretary and Mamata Banerjee’s trusted aide, he was instrumental in the party’s formation post her Congress exit. In the late 90s, he was part of the nine leaders who filed for TMC’s registration with the Election Commission, drawing in disillusioned Congress workers.

His 2017 defection to BJP, complete with resigning his Rajya Sabha membership, sent ripples through Bengal politics. He remained with BJP till 2021, but illness sidelined him from public life thereafter.

Ghosh reflected on Roy’s forced exit from TMC and ongoing health battles. ‘He could have given more to politics,’ he said, invoking blessings for eternal peace.

As condolences flood in, Roy’s legacy as a master strategist bridging TMC and BJP eras stands tall. His absence leaves a void in Bengal’s dynamic political arena, where crossovers and alliances defined his career.

Reports indicate that Head Constable Kumar suddenly collapsed while on duty on Saturday. Fellow jawans quickly transported him to the Manoharpur Community Health Centre. Medical professionals examined him and declared him deceased. While preliminary assessments suggest cardiac arrest as the cause of death, the exact reasons will be confirmed after the post-mortem report is available.

Kumar was originally posted in Musabani, East Singhbhum district, but was currently deployed in the operation to make the Saranda forest Naxal-free. Colleagues described him as a dedicated officer who played an active role during the anti-Naxal operations.

The news of his untimely demise has sent waves of grief through the CRPF ranks. His comrades remember Rajesh Kumar as an honest, disciplined, and conscientious soldier, whose loss will be deeply felt by the battalion for a long time to come.