An employee of an IT giant dies of cardiac arrest in the washroom in Nagpur

The man was found unresponsive around 7 pm after he entered the washroom at the company’s office in Nagpur’s Mihan area.

As per reports, a 40-year-old employee of an IT giant in Nagpur died due to cardiac arrest in the washroom of the company’s office. Police said that the incident took place on Friday, and the deceased has been identified as Nitin Edwin Michael, who worked as a senior analyst at HCL Technologies.

Man found unresponsive in the company’s washroom.

An official from the Sonegaon police station said that the man was found unresponsive around 7 pm on Friday after he entered the washroom at the company’s office in Nagpur’s Mihan area. His colleagues immediately took him to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Nagpur, where the doctors declared him dead on arrival, as per the official. The Sonegaon police have sent the body for post-mortem and registered a case of accidental death. The initial autopsy report indicates that the man, identified as Nitin Edwin Michael, a senior analyst at HCL Technologies, died of cardiac arrest. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. His wife and a six-year-old son survive the deceased, reported the police.

Another employee of a Bank in Lucknow dies due to work pressure.

A woman employee of HDFC Bank, Lucknow, allegedly died due to work pressure. Identified as Sadaf Fatima, she was an additional deputy vice-president at HDFC Bank’s Vibuti Khand branch in Gomti Nagar. She fell off her chair inside Bank premises and died, quoted unnamed colleagues. She was rushed to a nearby hospital but was declared dead, and her body was sent for a post-mortem.

Reacting to this, Akhilesh Yadav, Samajwadi Party (SP) president, said that work pressure and stress have become common everywhere, from government to private jobs, and people are working out of “compulsion.” In June, Anna Sebastian Perayil, a chartered accountant (CA) from Kerala who worked at EY Pune, died due to cardiac arrest following an excessive workload and poor work culture at the company, as alleged by her mother in an open letter.