CRPF ASI Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Srinagar

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Ashiq Butt | July 21, 2024 | 03:07 PM IST | Jammu Kashmir, Srinagar | Follow on Google News

CRPF ASI Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Srinagar

CRPF ASI Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Srinagar

Key Highlights:

1. CRPF ASI from the 82nd battalion suffers cardiac arrest.
2. The personnel was pronounced dead at Khyber Hospital, Srinagar.
3. Official proceedings have been initiated following the incident.

In a tragic incident on Sunday, a personnel from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) succumbed to a cardiac arrest in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir.

The deceased, an Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) from the 82nd battalion of the CRPF, experienced a severe heart attack while stationed in the city.

According to reports, the ASI was quickly transported to Khyber Hospital in Srinagar. Despite the efforts of the medical team, the ASI was declared dead upon arrival. The sudden demise has sent shockwaves through the ranks of the CRPF and the local community.

The circumstances surrounding the ASI’s death are being closely investigated. Official proceedings have been launched to determine the exact cause of the cardiac arrest and to address any related issues that may have contributed to this unfortunate event.

The CRPF and the authorities are providing support to the family of the deceased as well as to his colleagues, who are deeply affected by the loss.

This incident underscores the challenging conditions faced by security personnel, and the need for continued attention to their health and well-being.

The CRPF remains committed to ensuring the safety and health of its members while continuing their duties in challenging environments.

Ashiq Butt

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