A day before the release of South star Allu Arjun’s film ‘Pushpa 2’, an accident happened in Hyderabad at the premiere. There was a stampede in Sandhya Theater, in which the mother died and the son was seriously injured. That child is undergoing treatment in the hospital and now it is being told that he has suffered brain damage and it may take time for him to recover.
Hyderabad City Police has shared a post on X and given information about the condition of the boy injured in the stampede. The post said that Hyderabad City Police Commissioner Shri CV Anand, IPS and Health Secretary of Telangana Government Dr. Christina, IAS visited KIMS Hospital on behalf of Telangana Government to inquire about the health condition of Shri Teja, a 9-year-old boy injured in the stampede, who was injured in the stampede at Sandhya Theater two weeks ago.
Today, Hyderabad City Police Commissioner Sri C. V. Anand IPS and Telangana Government Health Secretary Dr. Christina IAS visited KIMS Hospital on behalf of the Telangana Government to inquire about the health condition of 9-year-old boy Sri Teja, who was injured in a stampede at… pic.twitter.com/PIEVIim7Hh
— Hyderabad City Police (@hydcitypolice) December 17, 2024
The commissioner said that Shri Teja had become brain dead due to not being able to breathe during the stampede and it will take a long time for him to recover. He said that the doctors have told him that he is being treated on ventilator support and the treatment is likely to be long. He said that the doctors will also issue a medical bulletin on Shri Teja’s health soon.
At the same time, Health Secretary Dr. Christina said that they are regularly monitoring the health condition of Shri Teja and hope for his speedy recovery.
Let us tell you that ‘Pushpa 2’ premiered on December 4 and a crowd gathered to see Allu Arjun. In the stampede, the boy’s mother Revathi died on the spot, while the boy fainted. Allu Arjun had to go to jail in this case. After one night he got interim bail and was released. He promised to give Rs 25 lakh to the victim’s family.
