Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Cop Fights for Life After Smuggler Attack
A police officer named G. Soumya was badly hurt in an attack by people smuggling ganja.
She was taken to the hospital and was very sick at first, but now she is a little better.
Doctors are taking care of her and giving her medicine and oxygen.
She has some injuries, but her heart is working well.
The doctors are watching her closely to make sure she gets better.
Excise constable G. Soumya is critically injured after an attack by ganja smugglers.
Her condition has improved from severely unstable to stable, with better GCS, pulse, and blood pressure.
She is receiving continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) and is on ventilator support.
Doctors have noted a liver laceration and minimal fluid collection, but her heart function is good.
She is being treated with antibiotics, analgesia, and sedation, and remains under close observation.
- Who
- Excise constable G. Soumya
- What
- Attacked by ganja smugglers, fighting for life
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Hyderabad
- Why
- Not specified
- Victim
- Excise constable G. Soumya
- Attackers
- Ganja smugglers
- Current Condition
- Critical but stable
- Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
- E4VTM6 (improved from E3VTM1)
- Pulse Rate
- 110 per minute (reduced from 140)
- Blood Pressure
- 100/60 mmHg (stabilized from 60/40)
- Treatment
- CRRT, ventilator support, antibiotics, analgesia, sedation
- Injuries
- Liver laceration, minimal fluid collection
