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Shri S.A.Kori, Superintendent, Division-V, Service Tax-VII passed away on 24.04.2015 at Hinduja hospital due to massive heart attack.

Shri S. A. Kori,  had been to Churchgate office along with Assistant Commissioner and his colleague for issuance of show cause notice in a refund related matter of M/s IRIS  business Solutions. All the three officers met the Commissioner and on their way back to Dharavi office, for further work.  On his return when it was delayed AC enquired Shri Gawai, Superintendent who was with Shri Kori.  Shri Gawai reported that on getting down from the local train at Matunga Road Station Mr. Kori’s condition was critical and needed immediate medical assistance. His Assistant Commissioner rushed from Dharavi Office and took him to Hinduja hospital by Govt. Vehicle and a group of Doctors gave medical assistance from 2.30 PM to around 5.30 PM but due to low blood pressure they could not succeed in reviving his heart.

Mr. Kori, undergone a major surgery of Angeoplasty in 2007, and also acute diabetic.  On that fateful day he climbed two floors in Dharavi office, stairs of the railway foot over bridge at Kalyan, Dadar, Matunga Road again in Churchgate office to 4^th floor, as both the lifts were out of order, plus the scorching heat of summer in afternoon all this exertion may have caused his untimely departure.

         

          Mr. Kori aged 57, residing at kalyan with his wife who is serving in Ordnance factory, Ambarnath, have no children.  He is a native of Pratapghad in Uttar Pradesh.  His body was taken to Lucknow by air by his relatives and the cremation took place on 26.04.2015 at his native place. 

          CESA express its heart-felt condolences of the untimely departure of Shri S. A Kori and pray to the Almighty to Let THE DEPARTED SOUL REST IN PEACE AND may God give strength to his family members at this hour of crisis.

A Condolence meeting to pay homage to the departed soul will be held at 1200 hours at Hqrs of Service Tax Commissionerate at Dharavi office as well as the Divisional office at Wagle Estate, Thane.

In Service Tax this is the 8^th case of heart attack in short span.  CESA requests and advice all its members to take care of their health.  We are working in an organisation which can survive with or without us but what about our family?  Our life is precious than our service.  Organisation may not perish but our health and life is uncertain so we should not be careless and casual. Life is in your hands – you have to make a choice of how to respond to a tricky situation.  Your life depends upon the path you choose and the decisions you make – Life is full of challenge. We are more responsible for our problems. There is also no point for blaming God for your circumstances.  He gave you all the facilities now what you do with them is squarely your problem.

         

CESA has no words to all, irrespective of Cadre who had extended all sorts of assistance during the crisis hour.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                              CESA, MUMBAI.