Elderly man dies while visiting Banke Bihari temple
Mathura: A big news has emerged from Mathura-Vrindavan in UP. An elderly man died while visiting the Banke Bihari temple in Vrindavan. The video of this entire incident has also emerged, in which the old man is seen suddenly falling to the ground in the temple premises.
What’s the whole deal?
Randhir Talwar, 72, a resident of Jalandhar, Punjab, had come to Vrindavan to have darshan with his family. While visiting the Banke Bihari temple at night, Randhir Talwar suddenly fell unconscious. He was immediately admitted by ambulance to the joint district hospital, but after examination, doctors declared him brought dead. Doctors say that when the elderly man was taken to the hospital, he had already died.
According to the information received, the elderly man suffered an attack and died. When this incident occurred, the elderly devotee was receiving darshan of Banke Bihari ji. During this, he also accepted the Prasad received from the temple. Shortly after this, he collapsed while standing in the temple itself. After which the devotee was taken to the hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
He came for darshan with my daughter and son-in-law.
Randhir Talwar, 72, along with his daughter Reena and son-in-law Sanjay, had come from Jalandhar in Punjab to visit the temples of Mathura and Vrindavan. Randhir Banke reached Bihari ji on Tuesday night. Here he was standing near the VIP gallery and having darshan. Randhir, who was close to Golak, suddenly fell. The people around Randhir started manipulating him. But by then his body became cold.
Seeing Randhir suddenly fall in the temple, the temple employees ran towards him. The temple employees took Randhir to the District Joint Hospital. Where the doctor declared him dead after examining him. The cause of death of 72-year-old Randhir was said to be a heart attack. However, his son-in-law told the temple management that the attacks had also happened before. After Randhir’s death, the family took his body and left for Jalandhar. (Entry: Mohan Shyam Sharma)
