I've looked over this and so far, due to a lack of details about the occupation(s) of the deceased and the commonality of the Patel surname and Nisha/Bharat given names, I can't verify that the Bharat Patel in question is the Bharat Patel who died.

Interestingly enough, there is a Nisha Patel who work(s/ed) at Amneal Pharmaceuticals from 2009 - present and a Bharat Patel who work(s/ed) at Amneal Pharmaceuticals from 2012 - present.

However, given the aformentioned commonality of names and despite that both attended Gujarat University and that the years of graduation/employment are reasonably consistent with Nisha's age of 32/33, there is no guarantee that these are the deceased persons.

Also the above mentioned persons do not appear to be the Bharat Patel who once worked for Teva Pharma from 1988 - 1990 and has been engaged in volunteer work for the Clinton Foundation-associated Ekal Vidyalaya from 2000 - present, or the Nisha Patel who also worked at Teva Pharma from 2000 - present and whose years of education/employment do not match appropriately with that of the deceased 32/33 year old Nisha Patel.

The two persons named Bharat Patel that I have mentioned are possible matches for the deceased, with the latter being slightly more likely based on age and years of education/employment, but only the former Nisha Patel is a possible match in my opinion and most importantly I am not claiming that I have conclusively identified the deceased.

So why am I posting this?

Well firstly as a testament to the dangerous territory of possible mistaken identity based on potential coincidence;

We do not have enough information about the deceased to confirm whether or not any of the persons mentioned above are the deceased.

Secondly, on the subject of coincidences and at this stage as an aside from the drowning incident:

Amneal Pharmaceuticals and Teva Pharma embroiled in pharmaceutical price gouging

dailyvoice.com - Mahwah Generic Drug Maker Among 20 Companies, 16 Individuals Accused In Price-Fixing Scheme

Corporate defendants named in the lawsuit include:

1. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc., North Wales, PA

6. Amneal Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Bridgewater, NJ

Individual defendants named in the complaint include:

12. Nisha Patel, Collegeville, PA (former Director of Strategic Customer Marketing and later, Director of National Accounts at Teva.)

Extra source for posterity: WaPo - https://archive.is/wip/vGXzI

Unredacted court filing: PDF WARNING -

https://authoring.ct.gov/-/media/AG/Press_Releases/2019/FINAL-UNREDACTED-Teva-Complaint-for-CT-District-Court.pdf?la=en

wikipedia.org - Teva Pharmaceuticals: https://archive.is/ylYgI

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. is an American Israeli pharmaceutical company, with dual headquarters in Petah Tikva, Israel (global) and Parsippany, New Jersey, U.S. (commercial).

Teva's earliest predecessor was Salomon, Levin, and Elstein Ltd., a wholesale distributor based in Jerusalem, then part of Ottoman Syria, that was founded in 1901, and used camels to make deliveries. During the 1930s, new immigrants from Europe founded several pharmaceutical companies including Teva ("nature" in Hebrew) and Zori. In the 1930s, Salomon, Levin, and Elstein Ltd. also founded Assia, a pharmaceutical company.

In 1964, Assia and Zori merged and in 1968 acquired a controlling stake in Teva.[11] In 1976, the three companies merged into the modern-day Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.[11] In 1980, Teva acquired Ikapharm, then Israel's second largest drug manufacturer.[12]

In December 2016, the attorneys general of 20 states filed a civil complaint accusing Teva of a coordinated scheme to artificially maintain high prices for a generic antibiotic and diabetes drug. The complaint alleged price collusion schemes between six pharmaceutical firms including informal gatherings, telephone calls, and text messages.[103]

In January 2019, the Supreme Court of the United States decided for Teva in Helsinn Healthcare S.A. v. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc.[104]

In May 2019, Teva Pharmaceuticals USA was one of 19 drug companies sued for price fixing in the United States by 44 states for inflating its prices, sometimes up to 1000%, in an illegal agreement among it and its competitors.[105] Also in May 2019, Teva Pharmaceuticals USA agreed to pay $85 million to the U.S. state of Oklahoma to settle an opioid over prescription lawsuit.[106]

In July 2019, Teva paid $69 million to settle pay-for-delay claims.[107]

Oh and if you look down toward the bottom of that wiki, you'll find that Teva Pharmaceuticals Ltd. produces Hydroxychloroquine...

It gets better...

clintonfoundation.org - "Medicines for Mexico – Commitment by Teva Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd.": https://archive.is/VxID8

In 2008, Teva Pharmaceuticals committed to help tens of thousands of children and adults with respiratory, gastrointestinal, ulcers, and other ailments by donating medications and ensuring their delivery through a partnership with the Order of Malta, Mexico. A donation of medications was made in November of 2008 that covered 100% of the CGI commitment.

But wait! There's more...

wikipedia.org - Jay Lefkowitz: https://archive.is/Z9zyT

In 2007/2008, in the course of serving as a criminal defense lawyer for sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein, Lefkowitz negotiated a deal with prosecutor Alexander Acosta.[9] Acosta would later come under attack for having made this agreement with Epstein's defense lawyers, and pressure connected with whether the deal was in the best interest of the prosecution led Acosta to resign his position as Secretary of Labor in 2019.[10]

In Corber v. Xanodyne Pharmaceuticals Inc., the Ninth Circuit, sitting en banc, ruled in favor of Lefkowitz’s client, Teva Pharmaceuticals.[11] Hundreds of plaintiffs had brought actions against Teva in various California state courts and had asked that the cases be coordinated before one state court judge “for all purposes.” The defendants sought to remove the cases to federal court pursuant to the Class Action Fairness Act (“CAFA”), on the ground that the plaintiffs had proposed a joint trial. But the District Court and a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit held that the cases were not removable because the plaintiffs had not explicitly asked that the cases be tried together, which is essential to the definition of a removable “mass action” under CAFA. The Ninth Circuit granted en banc review and ruled in favor of Lefkowitz’s client, that the plaintiffs’ request for coordination “for all purposes” necessarily encompassed a request for a joint trial. Hence, the case was properly removed to federal court.[12]

Well hot fuckin' damn. While I must repeat that I cannot confirm if the deceased Patels have anything to do with the above mentioned persons/companies, it looks like we've got quite an interesting rabbit hole on our hands regardless.

But hey, let's go with #Vindicatormanbad, #argoscivmanbad and #srayziewomanbad – using religious rhetoric to manipulate Christians onlookers – instead of digging into anything remotely curious, shall we?

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