A student doing research in the university fainted while doing yoga in the morning and after some time her breathing stopped. According to other students of the hostel, the research student was fine before doing yoga.
Anubha Upadhyay, a student doing research in physiology from BHU, was doing yoga early in the morning on Tuesday. According to the information, as soon as he completed the warm-up, he felt dizzy and fell unconscious, with the help of other girl students present there, he was taken to the hospital, but the doctors declared him dead. Doctors have expressed the possibility of cardiac arrest.
Dr Vijay Nath Mishra of the Department of Neurology of BHU Hospital has tweeted a video, in which he has asked Professor Rameshwar Chaurasia, former Chairman of the Department of Neurology, what is the reason for the death of youth?
Responding to this, Professor Rameshwar condoled the death of the student while doing yoga in BHU and said, "We feel that the way we exercise should be regular and the exercise we do should be done gradually. It should be increased that people see each other and start exercising more than their capacity.
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