Last Updated:December 24, 2025, 20:05 IST The deceased girl’s family said she had been consuming junk and fast food regularly since childhood and showed little interest in home-cooked meals The deceased, identified as Ahana, was a resident of the Afghanan area of Amroha. (News18 Hindi) The death of a Class 11 student from Uttar Pradesh’s Amroha district has triggered a wider debate on the health risks associated with excessive consumption of junk and fast food. The girl’s family alleged that her fondness for foods such as pizza, pasta and instant noodles led to severe intestinal damage, eventually resulting in her death. The deceased, identified as Ahana, was a resident of the Afghanan area of Amroha. Her family said she had been consuming junk and fast food regularly since childhood and showed little interest in home-cooked meals. According to them, she fell seriously ill in November and was first taken to a hospital in Moradabad, where doctors reportedly told the family that her intestines had adhered to each other and developed perforations. As her condition worsened, …