Ghaziabad News: A young couple in Ghaziabad went to the zoo to begin their day. Both had died less than twenty-four hours later. While Abhishek Ahluwali, 25, passed away following a heart attack, his wife Anjali, who was unable to handle the shock, committed suicide by jumping from the seventh story.
Wedding and Zoo Visit
According to family relatives, Abhishek and Anjali tied the knot on November 30. The two had decided to go to the Delhi Zoo on Monday. According his family, Abhishek felt a discomfort in his chest there. After Anjali contacted his friends, the young man was referred to Safdarjung hospital after initially being transported to Guru Teg Bahadur hospital.
Later that day, Abhishek was pronounced dead by doctors. The cause of death was determined to be a heart attack. Around nine o’clock at night, his body arrived at the newlyweds’ Ahlcon Apartments in Vaishali, Ghaziabad. Anjali, unable to cope with her husband’s sudden passing, hurried to their seventh-floor balcony and leaped. She suffered severe injuries and was sent to Max Hospital in Vaishali. She departed from this life in the early hours of today.
Babita Recounts Anjali’s Overwhelming Sorrow
Abhishek’s relative Babita said, “After the body was brought home, she sat next to it, weeping. Then she suddenly got up and ran towards the balcony. I figured that she was going to jump. I ran after her, but before I could stop her, she had jumped.”
Abhishek was originally brought to the Guru Teg Bahadur hospital, which is roughly 20 km from the zoo, according to another relative, Sanjiv. “They told Abhishek’s friends to take him to Safdarjung. I reached there too. I spoke to the doctor. He told me they tried their best, but could not save him.”
Rising Incidents of Young Adults Succumbing to Heart Attacks
The terrible loss of the 25-year-old has once again brought attention to the concerning increase in the number of young individuals passing away from heart attacks. Over the past several years, there have been numerous reports of young adults collapsing and eventually passing away from heart attacks in a variety of settings, including gyms, Garba festivities, and marriage processions.
