Madhya Pradesh’s Assistant Sub-Inspector Dies After Suffering Heart Attack During Training In Datia
As soon as his health started to deteriorate, he was immediately rushed to the Datia district hospital by his fellow officers.

Assistant Sub-Inspector Dies After Suffering Heart Attack In MP's Datia |
Datia (Madhya Pradesh): Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Subhash Yadav died after suffering a heart attack during training at the 29th Battalion on Friday morning in Madhya Pradesh’s Datia district.
As soon as his health started to deteriorate, he was immediately rushed to the Datia district hospital by his fellow officers.
However, unfortunately, Yadav was declared dead on arrival by the doctor.
According to information, the incident occurred at around 5 am on Friday morning. ASI Subhash Yadav was a resident of Itora village in Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh.
He had been promoted to the rank of ASI and was transferred from Gwalior to Datia around one-and-a-half to two years ago. He was currently serving in D Company of the 29th Battalion.
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ASI Rajesh Sharma, who was on duty with him at the time, said that regular company training was underway when Subhash Yadav suddenly complained of severe chest pain.
Seeing the critical condition, they rushed him to the hospital, but unfortunately, he could not be saved.
As soon as the family was informed, they reached the hospital.
Senior officials have expressed their condolences to those grieving and assured the family of all possible support.
At present, departmental formalities are currently being carried out.
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