A government employee deployed on election duty in Rajasthan has died after suddenly collapsing from a severe heart attack in Dausa. Mohan Nakwal, who served as a staff member with the Lalsot Municipal Council, was actively performing his assigned electoral tasks when his health sharply deteriorated. Despite immediate attempts by fellow personnel to administer resuscitation and subsequent intensive emergency medical care in both Dausa and Jaipur, medical teams were ultimately unable to save his life. The untimely demise has left colleagues and administrative staff across the region in deep mourning.
Sudden Cardiac Collapse at Dausa PG College
According to available details, Mohan Nakwal had been stationed at the Dausa PG College facility in connection with ongoing election-related responsibilities. While carrying out his work at the venue, he experienced sudden physical distress that quickly led to a cardiovascular emergency. Sensing the critical nature of the situation, personnel and medical workers present at the site determined that he had suffered a heart attack and acted without hesitation.
Understanding that every single second was crucial for survival, individuals around him instantly initiated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to keep his respiratory system and heartbeat active. Given that losing even a minute could prove fatal, responders maintained the ongoing CPR efforts throughout the transit, rapidly moving him directly from the college premises to the Dausa District Hospital.
Emergency Resuscitation at Dausa and Referral to Jaipur
Upon his arrival at the Dausa District Hospital, an emergency medical team immediately mobilized to treat his condition. Doctors carried out intensive procedures to revive his cardiovascular function, during which his breathing showed signs of recovery. Given the acute nature of his cardiac condition and the need for specialized cardiac care, the attending physicians determined that transferring him to a higher-level facility in the state capital was necessary.
Once his breathing was restored at the district hospital, arrangements were made to transfer him to Jaipur for advanced intervention. At the time of the transfer, his family members, colleagues, and friends held out hope for his recovery. However, despite the best efforts of the specialized doctors in Jaipur, his clinical condition did not improve, and he passed away during treatment. The tragic outcome cast a pall of gloom over his department and the staff deployed on election duties.
Service Background with Lalsot Municipal Council
Mohan Nakwal was permanently employed as a personnel member at the Lalsot Municipal Council. As part of broad administrative assignments for polling operations, his official duty had been mapped to the election setup at Dausa PG College. He had reported diligently to fulfill his civic responsibilities before tragedy struck. While fellow employees acted swiftly by providing continuous CPR on the spot and in transit, and medical staff in Dausa successfully revived his breathing before sending him to Jaipur, the cardiac damage ultimately proved too severe to survive.
Demanding Polling Shifts and Workplace Well-Being
Executing large-scale democratic exercises invariably demands the deployment of substantial numbers of public sector workers drawn from civic bodies, educational institutions, and various administrative boards. These operational assignments frequently require personnel to work long, strenuous shifts under considerable responsibility. The death of Mohan Nakwal has once again brought attention to the rigorous demands faced by staff on election duties, underscoring the vital importance of rapid medical response systems and health safeguards for deployed personnel.
