Assam: Sudden death of Police Constable during Parade Practice

GUWAHATI: In a heart-wrenching incident, a dedicated constable of the Assam Police, Kukil Dutta, lost his life during a routine practice session for the upcoming Independence Day celebration. The unfortunate incident took place at Guwahati's renowned Khanapara parade ground. The constable, hailing from Lakhimpur and stationed in Tezpur under the Assam Police Radio Organisation (APRO), was participating in the rehearsal for the significant event.

As per the sources, tragedy struck when Kukil Dutta suddenly fell ill during the practice session, experiencing intense chest pain. Swift action was taken, and he was immediately rushed to the Guwahati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH). Despite the best efforts of medical professionals, Dutta was pronounced dead on arrival, sending shockwaves of sorrow throughout the entire Assam Police fraternity.

Kukil Dutta's mortal remains were reverently transported to his hometown of Lakhimpur. The news of his tragic demise spread rapidly, drawing a multitude of people to his residence who wished to pay their last respects to the young and dedicated police constable. His passing has created a deep void within the Assam Police force, as he was not only a committed officer but also a beacon of promise and potential.

The entire Assam Police community is now united in expressing their sincerest condolences to the grieving family of the departed constable. This unforeseen and tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the risks that law enforcement personnel undertake every day in the line of duty. Kukil Dutta's dedication to his role, even in the face of such an unexpected and tragic end, highlights the unwavering commitment of the Assam Police force to ensuring public safety and upholding law and order.

As the nation approaches Independence Day, the loss of Constable Kukil Dutta underscores the sacrifices made by the police force and their families in service to the country. The void left by his untimely demise will be deeply felt, but his memory will continue to inspire his colleagues and fellow citizens alike.

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