
A very sad and shocking news has come out from the Uttar Pradesh Police Department. Amit Kumar Chauhan, serving as Chief Constable in Mathura Police Line, has died under suspicious circumstances in his home district Mainpuri. The policeman, who had come to his native village after getting formal leave sanctioned from the department, had left home on Tuesday evening saying he was meeting an acquaintance, a few hours later he was found lying in a dying condition near a famous religious place in the city. As soon as information about the incident was received, sensation spread in the entire area and there was deep mourning in the police department as well as in his native village.
Amit Kumar Chauhan was currently serving in the police line of Mathura district and was known as a dutiful policeman. After getting a few days’ relief from the pressure of departmental work, he had come to his home to spend time with his family. According to local eyewitnesses and police sources, the incident of his suddenly being found unconscious and then dying in the hospital has raised many serious questions. Considering the sensitivity of the matter, higher officials have taken complete information about the incident and the local police have been given clear instructions to investigate every aspect related to this matter in detail.
The deceased head constable has been identified as 44-year-old Amit Kumar Chauhan, who was a native of Jirauli village under Bichhwan police station area of Mainpuri district. His father Chakrapal Singh told with tears in his throat that Amit was the biggest support and center of hopes of the family. He was the only brother between two sisters in his family, due to which the entire family had immense love and trust in him. While holding the post of Chief Constable in Uttar Pradesh Police Force, he had always discharged his responsibilities with discipline and dedication.
Amit had come to his village Jirauli after taking official leave for a few days. Till Tuesday afternoon the atmosphere at home was completely normal and happy. By evening, Amit told the family members that he was going to Mainpuri city to meet an acquaintance for some important work and would return after some time. The family members had no idea that as they crossed the threshold of the house, they were seeing their only son laughing and talking for the last time. As night started to fall, the family started waiting for his return, but within a short time they received a call from the district hospital, which turned the happiness of the entire family into mourning.
According to the incident, at around 8 pm on Tuesday night, near the famous and crowded Shitala Devi temple of Mainpuri city, some passers-by saw a person lying on the roadside in an unconscious and dying state. On looking closer, it was found that his breathing was very slow and he was not in a position to react in any way. The alert local citizens present at the spot immediately dialed 112 and informed the local police without any delay and with the help of an ambulance, the unconscious chief constable was immediately taken to the district hospital of Mainpuri.
The doctors present in the emergency of the district hospital immediately started giving first aid to Amit Kumar Chauhan. Meanwhile, as soon as the information was received, his father Chakrapal Singh and other close family members reached the district hospital in a dejected condition. Doctors gave him necessary medicines and oxygen support to save him, but there was no significant improvement in his physical condition. Seeing his continuously deteriorating and critical condition, the doctors of the district hospital gave up at the primary level and advised the family to immediately take him to Uttar Pradesh Institute of Medical Sciences (UPUMS) Saifai for better and high level medical facilities.
On the advice of the doctors of the district hospital, the family without wasting a moment took Amit in critical condition to Saifai Institute of Medical Sciences. The team of expert doctors deployed at Saifai’s Emergency and Trauma Center immediately felt his pulse and conducted several intensive diagnostic tests. However, despite all the efforts of the doctors, his life could not be saved and after the examination, the doctors officially declared Amit Kumar Chauhan dead. As soon as the doctors confirmed the death, there was chaos among the family members present in the hospital premises and father Chakrapal Singh fell unconscious on the ground.
On the information of the hospital administration, Saifai police station reached the spot and completed the necessary legal formalities. After filling the Panchnama, the police took possession of the body and sent it to the institute’s mortuary for post-mortem. His post-mortem was duly conducted by a panel of doctors on Wednesday. Police officials say that the actual cause of death will be clear only after the final post-mortem report and viscera examination. Mainpuri Police is investigating in depth as to whom Amit had gone to meet in the city after leaving the village on Tuesday evening, who were the people present with him at that time and under what circumstances he reached near the temple. The police are busy scanning the call detail records (CDR) of his mobile and the footage of CCTV cameras installed around the temple so that the entire truth behind his death can be revealed.
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