Autopsy Report Reveals Details of Multiple Injuries Leading Up to Prateek Yadav's Death

Mysterious Death of Prateek Yadav: Autopsy Report Reveals Multiple Injuries

A postmortem report has been released detailing the circumstances surrounding the death of Prateek Yadav, the 38-year-old younger son of Samajwadi Party founder late Mulayam Singh Yadav. Prateek died due to a massive blockage in the blood vessels of the lungs, a condition known as pulmonary thromboembolism, according to the report from King George's Medical University in Lucknow.

The autopsy report revealed six injury marks on Prateek's body, including marks on the chest, beneath the right arm, right forearm, right elbow joint, around the elbow area, and the left wrist. The injuries were found to be of varying ages, with three of them dating back five to seven days and the remaining three occurring just one day before his death.

As part of the forensic procedure, viscera samples have been preserved and sent for chemical analysis to rule out any medical or toxicological complications that may have contributed to Prateek's death. Experts will conduct detailed laboratory examinations to identify the exact nature and source of the clot, which will also help determine whether any pre-existing condition or external factor played a role in Prateek's death.

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Prateek had been battling liver and lung-related ailments and had been admitted to Medanta Hospital in Lucknow on multiple occasions. He was also suffering from high blood pressure and hypertension-related issues, according to Ruchita Sharma, associate director in the department of medicine at Medanta Hospital. Prateek had been undergoing treatment for hypertension and pulmonary embolism.

Prateek Yadav's Background

Prateek was a fitness enthusiast and was married to BJP leader Aparna Bisht Yadav. Despite belonging to one of India's most prominent political families, he mostly kept away from active politics and concentrated on his business interests. Prateek studied at the University of Leeds and was associated with the real estate and fitness industries. He also owned a gym called 'The Fitness Planet' in Lucknow.

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