Bareilly Sub-Inspector posted at Junction GRP police station Chaman Singh The sudden death shocked the entire department. He died of a heart attack on Thursday night. Chaman Singh was originally from Meerut and was posted at Bareilly Junction for the last two years. He is survived by his wife, two sons, and a daughter, who is drowned in mourning after the incident.
Sudden health deteriorated while duty
On Thursday night, Sub-Inspector Chaman Singh was posted in the circulating area of the junction on his duty. During duty, he suddenly complained of restlessness and chest pain. In the fear of something untoward, he sought help from a constable standing nearby. He was immediately rushed to the nearest hospital, where doctors checked his blood pressure and advised him to go to Higher Center.
Death died before reaching Mission Hospital
He was immediately rushed to the Mission Hospital on the advice of the doctor. However, unfortunately Chaman Singh died before reaching the hospital. The incident put his companions and the entire police department deeply shocked.
Wave of mourning in family and department
Chaman Singh is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter. On Friday, his family reached Bareilly and took the body with him to Meerut. His family and departmental companions have been immersed in mourning due to the sudden death of a sub-inspector. GRP Inspector Ajit Pratap Singh Confirmed that Chaman Singh died of a heart attack during duty.
Policemen stressful duty and health
The incident highlights the stressful duty of policemen and the seriousness of their health. Long -term working hours, irregular food, and inadequate rest, negatively affect the health of policemen. According to experts, high blood pressure and stress are one of the major causes of heart attack.
What does health data say?
Every year thousands of people in India lose their lives due to heart attack. In particular, this problem is increasing rapidly in police and security forces.
- Symptoms of heart attack: Chest pain, dizziness, excessive sweating, difficulty in breathing.
- Reason: Stress, poor catering, lack of exercise, and not conducting health check -up on time.
Demand for better health facilities for policemen
After the death of Chaman Singh, questions are being raised about the health services in the police department. The demand for regular health check -up of policemen, programs for stress management, and quick availability of medical assistance is increasing.
Improvement suggestions
- Regular Health Check: Health check -up of policemen should be made mandatory every six months.
- Yoga and Stress Management: Yoga and meditation sessions should be held to reduce stress during duty.
- Medical Assistance: First aid facilities should be provided at police stations and major duty sites.
- Family Cooperation: Families should also be made aware about the health of policemen.
Financial assistance of family
After the death of Chaman Singh, his family will be given financial assistance. The government and the police department have assured that all necessary assistance will be provided to their family. Apart from this, special plans are also being made for their children’s education and other needs.
Condolence meeting organized in police department
A condolence meeting was organized at Bareilly GRP police station on Friday in memory of Chaman Singh. During this time, his colleagues paid tribute to his honesty and duty.
It is necessary to learn from such accidents
It is clear from this incident that ignoring health can prove to be fatal. The police department needs to take concrete steps to take lessons from such incidents and take concrete steps for the good of their personnel.
