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Tragic Passing of BrahMos Engineer Akashdeep Gupta in Lucknow

Tragic Passing of BrahMos Engineer Akashdeep Gupta in Lucknow

Post by : Rameen Ariff

Akashdeep Gupta, a dedicated engineer with DRDO working on the BrahMos missile system, died unexpectedly on Tuesday night in Lucknow following a rapid health deterioration. Initial investigations suggest a heart attack may have been the cause; however, a definitive answer will emerge after the post-mortem analysis. The 30-year-old professional was a pivotal member of DRDO’s groundbreaking BrahMos missile initiative, and his loss has profoundly impacted colleagues and the broader defense sector. His unexpected death has triggered a wave of sorrow and reflection upon life’s unpredictability across both professional and personal realms.

Local police reports indicate that Gupta resided in Alambagh, Lucknow, with his wife, Bharti, who is employed at a bank. The couple had recently celebrated their marriage in April 2025, adding a layer of heartache to this tragic event. On the evening prior to his demise, Gupta, an avid cricket fan, had gone out to play but returned feeling unwell after dinner. Despite immediate medical assistance, he was unable to recover, leaving the DRDO BrahMos missile team and his loved ones in mourning. Investigators confirmed that Gupta's rapid decline in health necessitated urgent medical intervention, but sadly, it was too late to save him.

The loss of Akashdeep Gupta has deeply affected the DRDO community. His vital role as a BrahMos missile system engineer was highly regarded, with peers and supervisors recognizing his dedication, technical skills, and teamwork in moving the missile program forward. The void left by Gupta's passing will be acutely felt within the DRDO, though officials stress that operations will proceed as planned, honoring his contributions to the organization.

The family, friends, and local authorities are now awaiting the post-mortem report to ascertain the precise cause of his death. Preliminary findings from police indicate heart failure as the leading cause of the BrahMos engineer's abrupt demise. In the meantime, DRDO and defense members are paying homage to Akashdeep Gupta, celebrating his significant role in enhancing India's defense research capabilities. His passing accentuates the human dimension of intense defense projects, reminding us of the personal sacrifices and pressures faced by engineers like him.

Following Akashdeep Gupta’s death, the defense community and public have shared condolences, recognizing his invaluable contributions to India's strategic endeavors. While his abrupt departure leaves a notable gap in the BrahMos missile program, colleagues are dedicated to ensuring that his legacy and initiatives remain integral to ongoing DRDO efforts. The inspirational journey of Akashdeep Gupta, who committed his life to advancing India’s military technology, will continue to motivate future engineers and scientists.

Oct. 23, 2025 12:14 p.m. 844

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