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Bantwal: Serving assistant police sub-inspector suffers heart attack, passes away

  •   Mon, May 31 2021 08:21:57 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (SP)

Bantwal, May 31: An assistant police sub-inspector (ASI), who had fallen ill and was being treated in a hospital, suffered heart attack and lost his life.

The ASI who breathed his last was Jayaram Rai (58), a resident of Manchi. He was serving as ASI in Bantwal town police station. He was suffering from backache for the last some days and had got himself admitted into a private hospital at Mangaluru. His end came on Monday May 31 morning.

Rai had served in different police stations of Dakshina Kannada district. He was known for handling the crime department in Bantwal town station under complicated circumstances. For the last some years, he was posted as ASI in Bantwal town station.

Jayaram Rai was an upright and sincere officer known for his loyalty. He has left behind his wife, a son, a daughter and scores of relatives, friends and well-wishers.

 

 

 

 
  

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  • Harold Dcunha, Mangalore, India.

    Mon, May 31 2021

    During this pandemic, all the front line workers; nurses, doctors and police personnel are working extra hours, without break. Heartfelt condolences to the sub inspector family. May his soul rest in peace.

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  • Alwin, Mangaluru

    Mon, May 31 2021

    RIP. Government must seriously study and solve the problems of all warriors. They need rest and mental peace also. The required all physical and medical protection is to be extended. We have lost many people.

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Mon, May 31 2021

    As incidents of sudden heart attacks are increasing in frontline workers like doctors, nurses and now police who got first preference in vaccinations these can't be brushed aside as age related or any other natural causes. A serious investigation needs to be initiated to find out the real causes, If found to be due to side effects of vaccines which is difficult for even surgeons other than coincidental or circumstantial evidence like blood clots indicating the cause. Until probe is finished it is better to hold back vaccination drive. According to leading doctors and epidemiologists any introduction of experimental medicines and vaccination drive causes mutation of viruses which vaccine companies knew but wanted to continue them so second and future waves will fetch them more markets. A famous scientist had written letters to WHO and many govts to stop them to stop future waves which are more harmful than the first, He has worked for Gates foundation for many years which is behind creating this pandemic to market his vaccines.

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  • Donald, Kadri

    Mon, May 31 2021

    Heart felt Condolences. May almighty God grant him peace.

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  • Pavan, Mangalore

    Mon, May 31 2021

    Rest in peace sir. He was sincere police officer .

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  • Prakash D' Cunha,, Bajpe.

    Mon, May 31 2021

    RIP Sir.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Nallasopara

    Mon, May 31 2021

    Rest in Peace ...

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  • Nancy, Belman

    Mon, May 31 2021

    Om Shanti.

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