Guwahati, January 19: A 35-year-old man died of a sudden heart attack on Monday while visiting his son’s school in Assam's Jorhat to collect his annual examination results. The deceased, identified as Dipankar Bordoloi, was an engineer by profession. The incident occurred in front of teachers and other parents, turning a day of academic celebration into a tragedy.

Witnesses stated that Bordoloi appeared to be in good health when he arrived at the school premises. However, while waiting to meet with the class teacher, he complained of sudden chest pain and collapsed. Despite immediate efforts by the school staff and a local medical team to revive him, he was declared dead shortly after being rushed to a nearby hospital. Zubeen Garg Death Case: Trust To Be Formed To Preserve Assamese Singer’s Artistic Legacy, Says Garima Garg.

The event took place during the morning hours when the school was crowded with parents and students for the "Result Day" event. According to school authorities, Bordoloi had just entered the classroom to discuss his son’s performance when he suffered the fatal stroke.

The school administration immediately suspended the result distribution process following the collapse. Local police were informed, and the body was moved to a state facility for a post-mortem examination to confirm the exact cause of death, although medical staff initially cited a massive cardiac arrest. Sudden Death Caught on Camera in Faridabad: DMart Employee Collapses and Dies While Dancing During Event in Haryana; Disturbing Video Surfaces.

The sudden passing of the young engineer has shocked the local community in Assam. Friends and colleagues described Bordoloi as a fitness-conscious individual with no known history of chronic heart ailments. His family, including his young son, who was present at the school, is currently being supported by relatives and counselors.

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