Sajid Sadpara Suffers ‘mental breakdown’ during Everest Expedition [WATCH]

Sajid Sadpara, son of Pakistani mountaineer Ali Sadpara, is suffering from severe depression in Nepal, the video of which has gone viral on social media. The video, which went viral on Twitter, shows Ali Sadpara’s son Sajid Sadpara in Nepal, where local climbers have tied him up with ropes.

While sharing the video, it was reported that Sajid Sadpara is suffering from severe mental stress in Nepal. It was also reported that the Nepali climbers identified Sajid Sadpara through his passport and the Pakistani Consulate was contacted.

As soon as this video went viral on social media, the hashtag #SajidSadpara is trending on Twitter. Netizens are using the hashtag to urge the government to address the issue.

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Baaghi TV has also received the video of Sajid Sadpara in which Nepali climbers have tied him up with ropes and covered his face with a black piece of cloth. There are some Nepalese gathered around him while a man is comforting him in Urdu and giving him water.

According to Baaghi TV’s sources, Sajid Sadpara is gradually recovering. According to family sources, he had a mental problem after the death of his father Ali Sadpara. Sajid Sadpara went with his French climber to open a new route for Mount Everest, he is being brought back from Everest and today he will reach Kathmandu, where he will undergo a medical check up.

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It may be recalled that the death of 45-year-old climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara, who went missing on K2 during a winter adventure on February 5, 2021, was confirmed by his son.

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