Head Constable dies after escorting remand prisoners
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DINDIGUL A police head constable at the Thadikombu police station in Dindigul district died on Wednesday after suffering epileptic seizure. He was returning to Dindigul after escorting prisoners to Madurai Central Prison. According to police, Rajaguru, 35, a native of Kutti Nayakkanpatti in Theni district, served as a head constable at Thadikombu police station in Dindigul district.
He along with other police personnel from Dindigul Armed Reserve unit came to Madurai and escorted remand prisoners lodged at Madurai Central Prison. The prisoners were presented before a Dindigul court in connection with a hearing in a case. After the court proceedings, the police personnel escorted the prisoners back to Madurai Central Prison.
When they were on their way back to Dindigul, Rajaguru suffered epileptic seizure near the Arappalayam bus stand in Madurai. He was rushed to Government Rajaji Hospital. However, doctors declared he was brought dead.
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