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Kamareddy Excise Employee Dies After Falling Ill at Home
Excise department junior assistant Mamidi Anil Kumar, 41, died while undergoing treatment at Kamareddy Government Hospital on Friday. Kumar, who lived in Kalki Nagar, worked at the Domakonda excise station. He reportedly…
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Excise department junior assistant Mamidi Anil Kumar, 41, died while undergoing treatment at Kamareddy Government Hospital on Friday. Kumar, who lived in Kalki Nagar, worked at the Domakonda excise station. He reportedly fell seriously ill at home and was taken to the hospital in a 108 ambulance.
His mother, Indira, complained to police, expressing suspicion about the death. Devunipalli police registered a case and began an investigation. Kamareddy DSP S. Madhusudan told Deccan Chronicle that the death would be investigated thoroughly. Kumar’s body was kept at the Kamareddy Government Hospital mortuary. He is survived by his wife and three children.
The Indian Opinion
Suspicion from a bereaved family deserves a proper inquiry, but it is not proof of foul play. The other easy narrative, that a sudden illness settles the matter, is just as premature. Police should establish the medical cause through post-mortem findings and any available evidence before conclusions spread. The key fact to watch is the official cause of death recorded after the examination.
Source: deccanchronicle.com
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