In UP, the Sitriya Panchayat elections are over. The results are also due after the counting of votes on May 2. But panchayat elections are being cited as a major reason for the spread of covid infection. Several employees who have been in process from Covid in the midst of election duty have lost their lives. This is increasing. Now, in Sultanpur, 28-year-old government teacher Ramesh Kumar Yadav succumbed to his injuries. Ramesh, who had taken up the job three months ago, had not even paid his salary yet.

Three months ago, Ramesh Kumar Yadav, a resident of Birdhora village in Baldirai, Sultanpur, got a job in December last year. So far, he had not even paid his first salary. Adampur was working as an assistant teacher in Natauli Primary School. Ramesh was put on duty in the election on April 19. Ramesh's health has worsened since the elections were held. Ramesh lost his life late on the night of April 28 but was treated at a government hospital. Ramesh was married to Nisha from Faizabad three years ago. They had no children yet.

'So far 13 were infected while on duty in Sultanpur who died,' Where It has been revealed that Ramesh, a B.Tech and BTC degree holder, was always at the top of reading. Ramesh's father Ram Yagna Yadav says that there is a lot of pain in the death of my son, I myself was a covid positive, which prevented me from running for the treatment of my son. He said Ramesh's condition was bad since election duty and his daughter's life could not be saved even after a lakh attempt. According to reports, Nizam Khan, District Spokesperson, Uttar Pradesh Primary Teachers' Association, Sultanpur district, said that so far 13 teachers were infected while on duty in Sultanpur, who died.

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