Second-year MBBS student Sahil Saraswat found dead with head injuries in private medical college hostel

Second-year MBBS student Sahil Saraswat from Mathura was found dead with severe head injuries in the old boys’ hostel of a private medical college in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. The 25-year-old student’s body was discovered near the stairs on Sunday morning.

Authorities are currently investigating whether the incident was a result of murder or an accident. Two deep injury marks were found on Sahil’s head, prompting the police to conduct a thorough examination. The post mortem examination will be carried out by a panel of three doctors, and the entire process will be videographed to ensure transparency.

Commissioner of Police RK Swarnkar and DCP West Vijay Dhull arrived at the hostel and found Sahil’s body lying in a pool of blood. The police are now working to gather more information and evidence to determine the circumstances surrounding Sahil’s death.

The news of Sahil’s tragic demise has sent shockwaves through the medical community and his hometown of Mathura. Friends and family are devastated by the loss of a promising young student. The college authorities are cooperating with the police investigation and providing any necessary assistance.

Sahil was a second-year MBBS student, pursuing his dream of becoming a doctor. His untimely death has left many unanswered questions and has raised concerns about the safety and security of students residing in college hostels.

The medical college has not released an official statement regarding the incident, but students and faculty members have expressed their condolences and solidarity with Sahil’s family. The college management is expected to take necessary measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.

As the investigation continues, the police are urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward and assist in the case. The loss of a young and promising medical student has once again highlighted the need for increased security measures and support systems for students in educational institutions.