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Chemistry Lecturer dies cardiac arrest 2/10/2016 10:39:46 PM Early Times Report Kishtwar, Feb 10: A 39 year old Chemistry lecturer reportedly died due to cardiac arrest at District Hospital Kishtwar at around 9 PM Tuesdayevening. The deceased has been identified as Rakesh Kumar Sharma son of Krishan Lal Sharma resident of village Zewar Kishtwar, police sources said As per the details available with "Early Times" the 39 year old lecturer posted at Higher Secondary School Padder was shifted to District Hospital Kishtwar by his family members after he complained about chest pain where doctors examining him pronounced him as brought dead and reasoned the cardiac arrest a reason of his death. Both teaching and student fraternity are in shock and grief on hearing about the news of the death of young school lecturer. Many mourners including students rushed to residence of the deceased to condole his demise beside to express their solidarity with the bereaved family. The deceased was cremated today afternoon at Kishtwar and a large number of mourners from different section of the society attended the last rites. DC Kishtwar, SSP Kishtwar, CEO Kishtwar also attended the cremation and expressed its solidarity with the braved family. Meanwhile DC Kishtwar has directed the concern officers for expediting the process of appointment under SRO. 43 in favour of the kith and kins of the deceased lecturer.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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