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Rayagada Revenue Inspector dies after falling ill during cricket match

A Revenue Inspector posted in Odisha’s Rayagada district died after reportedly falling ill while playing cricket at a ground in Rayagada on Sunday.

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September 27, 2026
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Rayagada: A Revenue Inspector posted in Odisha’s Rayagada district died after reportedly falling ill while playing cricket at a ground in Rayagada on Sunday.

The deceased has been identified as P. Rajesh, who was working as a Revenue Inspector in Gudari block.

According to reports, Rajesh was playing cricket at the RCC playground near IEAC College in Rayagada. He had reportedly been playing as a wicketkeeper when he began feeling unwell and informed his fellow players.

Shortly afterwards, he reportedly collapsed on the ground. His fellow players immediately rushed him to the District Headquarters Hospital (DHH), Rayagada, where doctors declared him dead.

A suspected heart attack is reported to have caused his death, though the exact cause will be established through the appropriate medical and investigative process.

Rajesh’s death has cast a pall of gloom among colleagues, friends and local residents. Rayagada MLA Kadraka Appala Swamy, councillor Santosh Dalai and several other dignitaries expressed condolences over his death.

Rajesh was a resident of Yedu Sahi in Rayagada town.

Police have initiated an investigation into the incident.

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