Railway job aspirant dies during physical examination

District Magistrate Anil Garg said an inquiry will be conducted by a sub-divisional magistrate into the incident.

A job aspirant on Thursday died after he fainted during physical examination for recruitment as a class four employee in North Eastern Railway,official sources said.

Guddu Prasad Yadav (22) fainted while running during physical test at Izzat Nagar stadium this morning and was admitted to the Railway hospital where he later died,they said.

District Magistrate Anil Garg said an inquiry will be conducted by a sub-divisional magistrate into the incident.

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PRO Railway Rajinder Singh said there was no fault on the part of railway administration and as per the doctors,who attended Guddu,he was already having some lung or heart problem.

However,he said the cause of death would only be known after post-mortem report was received.

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