Deputy Jailor of Jhansi District Jail Succumbs to Heart Attack on Sunday Night
In a tragic incident, the deputy jailor of Jhansi district jail passed away after suffering a heart attack on Sunday night. Surendra Kumar, aged 56, was a dedicated official who had been transferred to Jhansi from Ghaziabad district jail just a few months ago. Originally hailing from Bangla village in Moradabad, Kumar had quickly settled into his new role at the Jhansi facility.
Duties and Final Hours
According to jail officials, Kumar was responsible for supervising the daily morning and night roll calls, a critical task in maintaining prison discipline and security. On the fateful Sunday, he had completed the night roll call as usual and returned to his residence within the jail campus. His family members revealed that he was actively preparing to attend the Republic Day Parade scheduled for Monday, meticulously readying his uniform for the occasion.
Sudden Collapse and Medical Response
Late at night, Kumar complained of uneasiness and suddenly collapsed. He was immediately rushed to Jhansi Medical College for emergency medical attention. Despite the best efforts of the doctors, he could not be revived. Medical professionals at the hospital confirmed that Kumar had suffered a severe heart attack, which led to his untimely demise.
Official Statements and Aftermath
Jail superintendent Vinod Kumar expressed deep sorrow over the incident, stating that the deputy jailor was a committed officer who had been performing his duties diligently. The family took his body to his ancestral home for the last rites, marking a somber end to what was supposed to be a celebratory Republic Day preparation.
This incident has cast a shadow over the Jhansi district jail community, highlighting the sudden and unpredictable nature of health emergencies. Kumar's dedication to his role, even in his final hours, underscores the professionalism and responsibility expected of jail officials. The loss is felt not only by his family but also by his colleagues and the institution he served.
