In an unfortunate incident in Telangana's Hyderabad, a 19-year-old student died due to a clot in her brain after she was shamed by her professor in college. A journalist who shared the news on X (formerly Twitter) said the deceased student, Varshini, a student of Government College, Malkajgiri in Hyderabad, was late to college. When the lecturers refused to let her into the classroom, she told one of them that she was on her period, due to which she was late. However, instead of allowing her into the classroom, the lecturer asked her to show proof of her menstruation. Varshini's classmates said that the lecturer demeaned her and abused her, saying she was "acting". Distressed by the incident, Varshini went back home, where she collapsed and was rushed to the hospital by her parents. It is reported that she was declared dead on arrival due to a clot in her brain. After the incident, her parents alleged that she died due to the humiliation and the stress. Sudden Death Caught on Camera in Hyderabad: BTech Student Collapses and Dies of Suspected Cardiac Arrest While Playing Cricket at CMR Engineering College in Medchal, Shocking CCTV Video Surfaces.

Student Died of Brain Clot After Lecturer Asks Her Proof of Menstruation

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