On Wednesday in Lakhisarai, Bihar, a child resident of Srighana died of cold. Giving information about the case, local people said that Ranveer Kumar, seven-year-old son of Chunnu Mandal, resident of Srighna village, was a student of class one in the nearby primary school, Srighna. On Wednesday morning, Ranveer also went to his school to study like his other friends. Where Ranveer’s mother was called through his sister studying in school when his health deteriorated and he vomited, Ranveer was sent along with her. When the mother brought the child from school, he was vomiting. Seeing this, she immediately took him to a nearby village doctor. The village doctor said that his health had deteriorated significantly.
They immediately advised him to take him to a big hospital in Suryagarha or Lakhisarai, but the child died as soon as the doctor left. After the death of the child, the family members are in bad condition and crying. The child’s mother, Preeti Devi, was just saying, ‘Hathve mein dum toranhi re betwa aisi khelne raha hai honey’. The hearts of the people present nearby were also hurting due to the mother’s lamentation. On being informed about the incident, Additional SHO of Kajra police station Sanjay Yadav along with his team reached the house of the deceased student and took the body in his custody and sent it to Lakhisarai for post-mortem. Gave. During this time the family members informed the Suryagarh Circle Officer.
On this the Circle Officer asked for post-mortem. Villagers told that the child’s father is mentally disturbed and has been missing from home for the last several years. The child’s mother Preeti Devi works as a cook in Girls Middle School, Narottampur, Kajra. She brings up the child with that. Srikishun Panchayat head representative Ashok Paswan immediately gave an assistance amount of Rs 2,000 to the child’s mother. Apart from Srikishun head representative Ashok Paswan, Srikishun PACS president Sajjan Singh, Srikishun deputy head Jawahar Yadav, social worker Ranjit Tanti, dozens of people reached the house of the deceased student and consoled the family members.
My health deteriorated as soon as I reached school
Bindu Sinha, headmistress of primary school Srighna, said that student Ranveer reached school at 9 in the morning. After some time he started vomiting. Seeing this, the student’s mother was called through her sister studying in the school and sent the child with her. They received the news of the child’s death in the afternoon which is extremely sad.