NEW DELHI: Delhi deputy chief minister, Manish Sisodia on Saturday reported that the households of IAF, Delhi Police and civil defence personnel who perished in the line of responsibility will probably find an ex-gratia of Rs 1 crore, also claimed that the town authorities burst”shoulder-to-shoulder” together with all the kin of those bravehearts.
He also made the statement during an internet briefing and stated that the decision had been shot during a meeting on Saturday to honor both men and encourage their own families.
“The six guys include three in the Indian Air Force, two by the Delhi Police and a single by the town’s Civil Skating wing,” he explained.
“Although loss of a soldier is irreparable, the Arvind Kejriwal authorities, later returning to power had established the strategy to offer ex gratia to households of such employees so that it may turn into a cause for them to survive together with dignity,” Sisodia said.
The deputy leader stated,”that the Arvind Kejriwal government stands”shoulder-to-shoulder together with all the households” of the bravehearts who achieved martyrdom while operating the nation.” He afterwards also tweeted the choice to extend financial aid to the households, and shared a record of those six guys in uniform that have died in the line of responsibility.
He also said the city authorities”salutes the martyrdom of those courageous soldiers”.
“A lot of those families are encouraging themselves pension.
We can’t reimbursement for the lives lost, however, we expect that this ex gratia can assist them in living a dignified life,” Sisodia said.