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Reported & Written By Kumud Sharma, Diary Times, Shimla, June 13 :A heartbreaking case of the death of a tourist from Amritsar, Punjab, who had come to visit Himachal Pradesh’s capital Shimla, due to a heart attack, has come to light.
Let us tell you that the tourist from Amritsar had come to Shimla with his entire family to visit, when suddenly on Wednesday morning he suffered chest pain, due to which his family immediately took him to IGMC Shimla where doctors declared him dead.
On receiving information about the entire case, Shimla Police took the body of the deceased tourist in its custody, got the post-mortem done and handed it over to the family.
The deceased tourist has been identified by Shimla Police as Rajesh Ghosh, age 45, resident of Green Valley Amritsar.
Three more members of his family had come to visit Shimla from Amritsar along with the deceased Rajesh.
The family members told Shimla Police that Rajesh suffered severe chest pain on Wednesday morning, Due to which Rajesh was immediately taken to IGMC Shimla for treatment.
Shimla police officer said that there are no injury marks on the body of the deceased tourist Rajesh and neither the family has expressed any suspicion on anyone regarding the death of Rajesh.He said that Shimla police has registered a case under CrPC 174 and investigation is being done in the entire matter.
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