An HDFC Bank executive reportedly died after falling off her chair at work. Her colleagues cited "work pressure" as a possible reason behind her death, Lokmat Times Nagpur reported. A postmortem was reportedly conducted.

Sadaf Fatima, a 45-year-old officer at a private bank in Lucknow, died under mysterious circumstances in her office building. After taking a tablet during lunch with colleagues, she fainted and was taken to RMLIMS hospital where she was declared dead.

Sadaf Fatima, an employee at Lucknow’s HDFC bank reportedly fell off her chair and died under suspicious circumstances while working on Tuesday. She was employed with HDFC Bank as an additional deputy vice president.

Lucknow: Amid the ongoing nationwide uproar over the death of a Pune employee due to work pressure, a 45-year-old woman official with a private bank died under mysterious circumstances in her office building in Vibhuti Khand of Luckow's Gomtinagar on Tuesday afternoon.

Sadaf Fatima died in office after she fell off her chair inside HDFC Bank's premises. She was rushed to a nearby hospital but was declared dead.

HDFC employee Sadaf Fatima's death in Lucknow comes days after the tragic death of a young chartered accountant, Anna Sebastian Perayil, at Ernst & Young, Pune, allegedly due to work pressure

The deceased, Sadaf Fatima, was working as additional deputy vice-president at HDFC Bank’s Vibuti Khand branch in Lucknow's Gomti Nagar. Sadaf Fatima's colleagues claimed that Fatima died in office after she fell off her chair inside the bank's premises,

Sadaf Fatima, an additional deputy vice-president at HDFC Bank in Lucknow, tragically died due to work stress. Similar incidents highlight urgent need for better workplace conditions.

Days after the tragic death of an Ernst & Young employee in Pune, a similar incident has been reported from Lucknow, where a woman employee of HDFC Bank has allegedly died due to work-related stress.

A Lucknow lady died after falling from her chair in the office, only days after the government was alerted to the death of a Pune employee due to work pressure. Her colleagues told a publication she was under work pressure.

Recent deaths of two female employees in India highlight the critical issue of work-related stress. Sadaf Fatima from HDFC Bank and Anna Sebastian Perayil from EY India succumbed to excessive workloads.