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UP: Additional civil judge suffers heart attack while working in Etah court

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Etah (UP), Sep 21 (PTI) An additional civil judge fell ill while working at the Etah court premises on Monday and was referred to a higher medical centre after doctors said she had suffered a heart attack, officials said.

Aarti Maurya, posted as Additional Civil Judge (Junior Division) in Court No 23, was taken to the emergency department of Veerangana Avantibai Lodhi Autonomous State Medical College after her condition suddenly deteriorated.

Doctors provided her primary treatment before referring her to a higher centre in view of her serious condition, they said.

Maurya, 32, is a native of Mainpuri. She entered judicial services in 2019 and was posted in Etah in April this year, according to her official records.

Kotwali Nagar Station House Officer Dharmendra Pawar said police received information that the judge had suffered a heart attack on the court premises. She was admitted to the medical college and later referred by doctors to a higher centre. PTI COR KIS RUK RUK

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