Agra .
These days 21 days of lockdown is applicable across the country to prevent the infection of Coronavirus. However, amidst all this, a heart-breaking news has come from Uttar Pradesh. Here a 38-year-old man died after walking 200 km. This man named Ranveer used to work in a restaurant in Delhi. Due to the closure of the restaurant, Ranbir decided to go to his village on foot, but he died on the way.
Death due to hunger!
According to media reports, Ranveer walked from Delhi to his village. After reaching Agra in the morning, he complained of chest pain. He died on the roadside in Sikandra police station area at 6.30 am on Saturday. His relatives are explaining the cause of death as hunger and thirst, while Sikandra Police Station Kuldeep Singh says that the cause of death is heart attack. Although the postmort report is still awaited.
Forced to walk
People living with Ranveer Singh said that unemployment due to lockdown forced them to walk from Delhi to the village. It is said that a local shopkeeper came to help the three and asked Ranveer for tea biscuits, but he could not escape.
Information given to family
It is said that Ranveer started feeling restless as soon as he reached Kailash turn in Sikandra area. In such a situation, he sat on the roadside. Meanwhile, both his companions had passed by then. Ranveer told a shopkeeper to have chest pain. The shopkeeper brought tea and biscuits from home and fed them. After this, the health worsened further. Ranveer died shortly afterwards. Later, with the help of the police, the family members were informed.
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