BATHINDA: The native village of sub-inspector Jaimal Singh(44) is grieving his martyrdom in Awantipore attack in which 44 workforce of Central Reserve Police Force(CRPF) lost their lives. The martyr belongs to Galoti village of Moga district of Punjab. He was reportedly using the CRPF vehicle which was blown up by means of Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist.
Jaimal is survived by means of aged father Jaswant Singh, and spouse Sukhjit Kaur. The martyr was posted in 76 Battalion of CRPF and had joined the para army force in 1993.
Village Galoti resident Gurbaksh Singh mentioned all of the village is at pains on the killing of Jaimal and need the union executive to not stay mute spectator to this dastardly act. The executive must act difficult so that not more workforce will have to lose lives.
Another villager Mohinder Singh mentioned we're looking forward to the body to succeed in wrapped in tricolor. Family contributors are in utter shock.
Jaimal is survived by means of aged father Jaswant Singh, and spouse Sukhjit Kaur. The martyr was posted in 76 Battalion of CRPF and had joined the para army force in 1993.
Village Galoti resident Gurbaksh Singh mentioned all of the village is at pains on the killing of Jaimal and need the union executive to not stay mute spectator to this dastardly act. The executive must act difficult so that not more workforce will have to lose lives.
Another villager Mohinder Singh mentioned we're looking forward to the body to succeed in wrapped in tricolor. Family contributors are in utter shock.
Punjab village grieves loss of brave son Jaimal Singh in Awantipore terror attack
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February 15, 2019
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