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6-Year-Old Becomes Youngest Organ Donor at AIIMS Delhi, Saves Five Lives

The parents of six-year-old Roli Prajapati donated their daughter's organs to save others, at AIIMS, New Delhi.

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A 6-year-old child who was shot dead by unidentified assailants in Noida, has become the youngest organ donor in the history of AIIMS, New Delhi.

The parents of 6-year-old Roli Prajapati decided to donate their child's organs to save five other people's lives.

Roli was hospitalized after being shot in the head, and soon succumbed to the severity of her injuries. She went into a coma before being declared brain dead by the medical team at AIIMS.

"Roli, a six and a half-year-old girl, arrived at the hospital on 27 April. She had been shot and a bullet was lodged deep in her brain. The brain was damaged beyond saving. She arrived at the hospital in almost a brain dead condition. So, we asked her family if they would consider organ donation."
Dr Deepak Gupta Senior Neurosurgeon, AIIMS, New Delhi
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