The 20-year-old boxer, who represented Bengal at the national championships on Wednesday, passed away during practice. She was rushed to hospital in a state of unconsciousness but before doctors started treatment, Jyoti Pradhan suffered a heart attack and passed away. her body has been sent for post mortem. The WBABF, the West Bengal Amalur Boxing Federation, has also sought a detailed report on the incident. Let us know the full details
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According to media reports, the club members said in their statement that she first practised with a partner in the ring and then she was practising with a punching bag. She suddenly fell at around 4.30pm. When the trainers could not bring them to their senses, she was immediately rushed to The SSKM Hospital. Doctors said she was breathing when she was brought to the hospital. They then took her to an emergency ward, but she had cardiac arrest before thr treatment started.
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According to the information received, Minister of State Sovandab Chattopadhyay, who himself was a boxer during the college days, said the incident was unfortunate and bizarre. He had not heard of any deaths before practising from the punching bag. You may be injured during practice with partners but with a bag, it never happened," he said.
Pradhan was a student of Jogesh Chandra Law College in Kolkata and lived on Bhukalash Road in Kidderpore. She was fit and agile in the ring too. From school days, Pradhan had made her name in the boxing world. She had also attended the National during school. She then reached the senior level and represented the state in Rohtak in the 60 kg category in 2018. She also won medals at the All India Boxing Classic six months ago.
