Prateek Yadav a good boy, spoke with him 2 months ago: Half-brother Akhilesh Yadav
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav mourned the death of his half-brother Prateek Yadav, remembering him as "a very good boy" who was highly conscious about his health and deeply focused on his business.
Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday condoled the death of his half-brother Prateek Yadav, describing him as “a very good boy”, who was deeply conscious about his health and focused on building his business.
Prateek Yadav, the younger son of SP founder Mulayam Singh Yadav, died at the age of 38 after suddenly falling ill earlier today.
Speaking after leaving the post-mortem house of Lucknow's KGMU where Prateek Yadav's body was kept, the SP chief said he had met him around two months ago and had advised him to concentrate on his work and move ahead in life.
“He was conscious about his health since childhood. He wanted to progress in life and focus on his work,” Akhilesh Yadav said, adding that Prateek Yadav had been busy with his business ventures.
Calling Prateek Yadav “a very good boy”, Akhilesh Yadav said the entire family was united in grief and would proceed legally in accordance with whatever decision the family takes.
The SP chief also said that business losses can sometimes mentally affect a person. “He was not with us today, which is very sad,” he added.
Meanwhile, Vikrant Veer, DCP Central of the Lucknow Police, told India Today's sister channel, Aaj Tak TV, that the police had not seized Prateek Yadav’s phone or laptop so far. He said further proceedings would depend on the post-mortem findings and whether any foul play was detected.
Civil Hospital Director GP Gupta said Prateek Yadav's driver reached the hospital around 5:30 am on Wednesday and informed doctors that “brother is unwell”. An emergency medical officer was sent immediately, but Prateek Yadav showed no signs of life.
PRATEEK YADAV'S POST-MORTEM REPORT
Post-mortem findings in the death of Prateek Yadav showed no external injury marks on the body, sources said. His organs have been preserved for further examination.
Prateek Yadav's heart has also been preserved as part of the investigation, particularly to determine whether a heart attack could have caused the death and if additional medical analysis is required.
Sources also said that Prateek Yadav had gained significant weight in recent years and was also suffering from liver and lung-related ailments.
He had been hospitalised multiple times whenever his condition deteriorated. However, sources said the hospital stays were usually brief, and he would return home within a day or two after recovering.
Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday condoled the death of his half-brother Prateek Yadav, describing him as “a very good boy”, who was deeply conscious about his health and focused on building his business.
Prateek Yadav, the younger son of SP founder Mulayam Singh Yadav, died at the age of 38 after suddenly falling ill earlier today.
Speaking after leaving the post-mortem house of Lucknow's KGMU where Prateek Yadav's body was kept, the SP chief said he had met him around two months ago and had advised him to concentrate on his work and move ahead in life.
“He was conscious about his health since childhood. He wanted to progress in life and focus on his work,” Akhilesh Yadav said, adding that Prateek Yadav had been busy with his business ventures.
Calling Prateek Yadav “a very good boy”, Akhilesh Yadav said the entire family was united in grief and would proceed legally in accordance with whatever decision the family takes.
The SP chief also said that business losses can sometimes mentally affect a person. “He was not with us today, which is very sad,” he added.
Meanwhile, Vikrant Veer, DCP Central of the Lucknow Police, told India Today's sister channel, Aaj Tak TV, that the police had not seized Prateek Yadav’s phone or laptop so far. He said further proceedings would depend on the post-mortem findings and whether any foul play was detected.
Civil Hospital Director GP Gupta said Prateek Yadav's driver reached the hospital around 5:30 am on Wednesday and informed doctors that “brother is unwell”. An emergency medical officer was sent immediately, but Prateek Yadav showed no signs of life.
PRATEEK YADAV'S POST-MORTEM REPORT
Post-mortem findings in the death of Prateek Yadav showed no external injury marks on the body, sources said. His organs have been preserved for further examination.
Prateek Yadav's heart has also been preserved as part of the investigation, particularly to determine whether a heart attack could have caused the death and if additional medical analysis is required.
Sources also said that Prateek Yadav had gained significant weight in recent years and was also suffering from liver and lung-related ailments.
He had been hospitalised multiple times whenever his condition deteriorated. However, sources said the hospital stays were usually brief, and he would return home within a day or two after recovering.
