Archive · 31 Jan 2026
Excise Constable Soumya Critical with Organ Failure
A police officer named Soumya was hurt in a car accident caused by people smuggling drugs.
She is very sick in the hospital with problems in her liver, brain, and other organs.
Doctors are trying to help her by using special machines to clean her blood and help her breathe.
She is still unconscious, but the doctors are working hard to make her better.
Excise Constable G. Soumya is in critical condition after a car attack by ganja smugglers on January 24.
She is unconscious and on life support at NIMS, battling multiple organ failures including liver and brain issues.
Doctors are using dialysis to reduce high ammonia levels and manage brain swelling.
Her blood pressure is unstable, requiring medication, and she is on mechanical breathing support.
Antibiotic treatment has been intensified due to recent blood pressure fluctuations and potential infection.
- Who
- G. Soumya, an excise constable
- What
- Injured in a car attack by ganja smugglers, now battling multiple organ failure
- When
- Injured on January 24, admitted to NIMS on January 25
- Where
- Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) in Hyderabad
- Why
- Due to a car attack by ganja smugglers, leading to critical injuries and organ failure
- Name
- G. Soumya
- Occupation
- Excise Constable
- Condition
- Critical, unconscious, on life support
- Location
- Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS)
- Treatment
- Dialysis, mechanical breathing support, antibiotics
- Injury Date
- January 24
- Admission Date
- January 25
- Primary Issues
- Liver failure, high ammonia levels, brain swelling, unstable blood pressure