Meerut Nurse’s Fatal End: Colleague Said to Poison Her IV After She Pressed Him to Marry Her

It was supposed to be another routine shift at a Meerut hospital, but for Neha – a widowed nurse who had lost her husband Ravi about a year ago – that day turned into a nightmare.

According to Meerut police, Necha (no surname given) had been pestering a fellow employee, Suresh, to marry her for the past two weeks. Suresh, who is married and has a five‑year‑old son, apparently wanted nothing to do with the idea. Instead of a gentle decline, the police say he plotted something far darker.

Sources close to the investigation claim Suresh, with the help of a friend named Farhan, slipped an unidentified poison into the glucose IV drip Neha was receiving. The poison is said to have been mixed directly into the fluid, and, as the story goes, Neha was even forced to swallow a separate dose before she slipped into unconsciousness and later died.

To make the tragedy look like a suicide, a note allegedly forged to appear as Neha’s own was left among her belongings. CCTV footage from the hospital, police say, shows Suresh and Farhan walking out together shortly after the incident, a detail that raised eyebrows during the early stages of the probe.

Both men have since been arrested, though the police have not released the name of the investigating officer or the exact station handling the case. The post‑mortem report is still pending, and officials have not disclosed what kind of toxin was used – a fact that will likely shape the next phase of the inquiry.

Neighbors and co‑workers are left reeling, struggling to piece together how a simple request for marriage could spiral into a murder‑mystery involving a life‑saving IV line turned lethal. As the investigation unfolds, the community hopes for answers and justice for Neha, whose life was cut short under circumstances that still feel surreal.