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CRPF man dies of cardiac arrest in Sgr

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Srinagar: A Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) man died of cardiac arrest in Karan Nagar area of Srinagar on Sunday morning.

Official sources told news agency  (KNO) that an Assistant Sub Inspector of CRPF identified as Gulzar Lal of DCoy 23 battalion fell unconscious in battalion headquarters at Karan Nagar.

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He was rushed to SMHS hospital for treatment, however, doctors present their declared him brought dead on arrival—(KNO)

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