13-year-old girl dies after balloon gets stuck in throat in Badaun
Tragedy occurred during Diwali celebrations in Gadouli village of Bilsi area
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
11 November 2026, 5:56 am · 1 min read
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A 13-year-old girl named Nandini died in Gadouli village, located in the Bilsi area of Uttar Pradesh's Badaun district. According to a report by Sandesh (Desh), the balloon got stuck in her throat while she was attempting to blow it up. This caused her difficulty in breathing.
Nandini was a student of class 4 and was a resident of Sarh Baraulia village. She had come to Gadouli village about one month ago to stay at the house of her maternal uncle, Ramdayal Maurya. The family had celebrated Diwali on Sunday, and subsequently, Nandini received a balloon on Monday morning.
Nandini had repeatedly attempted to blow up the balloon but was unable to do so, and during the process, the balloon became lodged in her throat. As her condition worsened, family members rushed her to the hospital immediately, but doctors declared her dead upon arrival.
Hospital doctors informed the family that the girl's condition was very critical and there was a delay in bringing her to the hospital. This sudden death has left Nandini's parents and family members in mourning. The house that was filled with the joys of Diwali is now shrouded in grief.
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