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DSP dies of cardiac arrest in Kupwara

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Srinagar: A young police officer from north Kashmir’s Kupwara district died due to sudden cardiac arrest on Sunday, officials said.

Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Aamir Amin Bhat suffered a massive heart attack at his home at Ujroo in Langate area of Kupwara district, they said.

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The officials said that Bhat (30) was rushed to a hospital, but he died as the doctors tried to revive him.

Bhat, who qualified the Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service examination in 2024, had just finished his probation period and was awaiting his first posting.

 

 

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