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What Is ‘Ram Kit' And Why Is It Being Linked To Shefali Jariwala's Death?
What Is ‘Ram Kit' And Why Is It Being Linked To Shefali Jariwala's Death?

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time04-07-2025

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What Is ‘Ram Kit' And Why Is It Being Linked To Shefali Jariwala's Death?

The Ram Kit contains three medicines: Sorbitrate, Rosuvastatin and Ecosprin. The sudden death of actress and model Shefali Jariwala on June 27 left the entertainment industry and her fans in shock. She reportedly suffered a sudden cardiac arrest and was immediately rushed to Bellevue Multispecialty Clinic by her husband. But doctors declared her dead on arrival and news of her passing spread online which led to a wave of tributes, questions and speculations. Amid this, a video started gaining attention on social media, shared by content creator Nikhil Saini on Instagram. The clip features him speaking about how timely and correct intervention in medical emergencies, especially those related to the heart, can potentially save lives. He refers to a basic kit known as the 'Ram Kit,' which he says can be used when someone experiences symptoms of a heart attack or severe chest discomfort before reaching the hospital. In the video, Saini says that the kit was put together by Dr Neeraj Kumar, a cardiologist at the Laxmipat Singhania Institute in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. According to him, this kit costs just Rs 7 and contains three medicines: Sorbitrate, which is to be placed under the tongue, Rosuvastatin for managing cholesterol and two tablets of Ecosprin. He explains how these tablets can be used during an emergency to provide initial relief. 'If a person gets a heart attack or suffers chest pain for a long time, then in that situation, this 'Ram Kit' is given, then it controls the conditions while the patient reaches the hospital," Nikhil said in the video. He captioned the video with: 'Every house should have a Ram kit." The video has crossed two lakh views and sparked a wide discussion online. Many viewers in the comment section pointed out that Shefali suffered a cardiac arrest and not a heart attack. They questioned whether the medications mentioned in the video would have been effective in such a case. One user commented, 'She had cardiac arrest not heart attack, there is a difference." Another said, 'Please don't communicate wrong things to people as everyone thinks that Instagram is the best place to learn. Please get the basics clear for heart attack and cardiac arrest." 'She did not die due to a heart' attack. There are so many factors that affected her health," someone said. Shefali Jariwala became a familiar face across Indian households in the early 2000s with her breakout appearance in the remix music video Kaanta Laga which brought her instant fame and earned her the nickname Kaanta Laga Girl. She later appeared in the Bollywood film Mujhse Shaadi Karogi alongside Salman Khan. Over the years, she shifted her focus to television where she featured in dance reality show Nach Baliye with her husband and later participated in Bigg Boss 13. First Published:

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