SHO pays tribute to the soldier.
SHO pays tribute to the soldier.
Rewari: 45-year-old Jawahar Singh, a resident of Kharkhari village, who was working as an ASI in the 144th Battalion of CRPF, died suddenly while on duty in Srinagar. On Tuesday, his remains reached the village, where the soldier was given a final farewell. Hundreds of people were present at the funeral. The CRPF contingent accompanying the body saluted the soldier. On behalf of the administration, Rampura Police Station Superintendent Mukesh Kumar paid tributes by placing a floral wreath on the mortal remains.
Late Jawahar Singh is survived by 15-year-old daughter Khushi, 17-year-old son Jatin, his wife Neelam, 80-year-old father Ramchandra and 75-year-old mother Vidya Devi. Former Minister Dr. at the funeral. ML Ranga, Sarpanch Sonu, district councilors Rekha Bhadawas and Mahendra Balawas, former sarpanch Mukesh Kumar, block committee member Deepak, Subedar Hoshiar Singh, advocate Himmat Singh and Hoshiar Singh also took part. The former minister Dr. Ranga demanded that the central government grant martyr status to the deceased so that the family does not face financial difficulties. CRPF officer Mahavir Singh said that Jawahar Singh suffered a heart attack while on duty. He was rushed to the hospital where he breathed his last while undergoing treatment.
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