Dehradun A constable suffering from dengue has died. He was posted at Nehru Colony police station. He was admitted to a private hospital for the last few days. It is being told that his platelets had dropped a lot due to dengue. He breathed his last on the night of 12 August. The police department bid him a final farewell with state honors.

Jagran Correspondent, Dehradun: A constable suffering from dengue has died. He was posted at Nehru Colony police station. He was admitted to a private hospital for the last few days. It is being told that his platelets had dropped a lot due to dengue. He breathed his last on the night of 12 August.

The police department bid him a final farewell with state honors. At the same time, the health department is not confirming the death of the soldier from dengue. ACMO Dr. CS Rawat says that the report is being taken from the concerned hospital. However, the hospital says that he died of Dengue Shock Syndrome.

Confirmation of dengue after getting the test done

According to Nehru Colony Police Station President Lokendra Bahuguna, Constable Jagmohan Panwar’s health deteriorated a few days back, but after recovering, he started coming on duty. He was admitted to a private hospital three days ago due to a fever. Where dengue was confirmed after getting the test done.

His health deteriorated day by day, due to which he was admitted to another private hospital. After getting the test done here, it was found that many of his organs were damaged. He died late on Saturday night.

Was recruited by Uttarakhand Police in the year 2007

Senior Superintendent of Police Dalip Singh Kunwar was constantly taking updates about his health. Expressing deep sorrow over the sudden demise of the constable, the DIG prayed for the peace of the departed soul. Jagmohan Panwar was admitted to the Uttarakhand Police in the year 2007. He was originally from Brahmakhal, Uttarkashi.

Last rites performed in Haridwar

Presently living with his family in Deepnagar, Dehradun. At Deepnagar’s residence, the high officials of the police and the general public paid tribute to the mortal remains by offering flowers and bidding them farewell with state honors. He was cremated in Haridwar.