AIIMS Debunks "Junk Food Death" Claim for Amroha Student Ahana; Reveals Real Cause

• An 11th-grade student, Ahana, died at AIIMS, New Delhi, after her family initially claimed junk food caused her death due to intestinal infection.
• AIIMS doctors clarified that Ahana did not die from junk food; she suffered from multiple severe illnesses.
• Ahana was admitted with severe typhoid, which caused intestinal perforations, and also had tuberculosis (TB).
• She was under Dr. Sunil Chumber's care from December 19 and passed away on December 21 due to complications from these multiple illnesses.
• Relative Sajid Khan confirmed doctors cited a heart attack as the cause and expressed satisfaction with AIIMS's treatment.

Why It Matters: Ahana's death at AIIMS was due to severe typhoid and TB, not junk food, debunking viral claims.