Patna: Residents of Kariyat Village in the Purnia District on Monday filed a farewell to MD Muzahid Alam, which was stoned to death by terrorists near the Cargil Army checkpoint in J & K last Wednesday, while Yogendra Rishidev’s body and RishideV king from Aria arrived at Patna.
Airport from Kashmir on Tuesday night.
King Dahtola under the Bountion of Pancayat and Yogendra from Khairuganj was shot down by militants at Kulgam District of Kashmir on October 17.
As the host of the leaders, including Deputy CM Tarkishore Prasad, Minister of Labor Resources Department Jibesh Kumar and BJP Rajya Sabha Sushil Kumar Modi Member Paid a flower to the souls who have died at the airport.
Then, the deceased relatives went with bodies for Aria in an ambulance.
An Arriar District official team accompanied them.
Muzahid’s body, a Mason by the profession, has reached his home village on Sunday night.
His wife Dilkho Bano condemned his fate when her husband went to Kashmir about six months ago to get a livelihood.
Dilkho is worried about the survival of the family.
“He is the only breadwinner in the family.
I have to take care of four small children, including two daughters.
This is an uphill task for a poor woman like me,” he said with a choking voice.
Adik Muzahid, MD Dilwar, said a military official posted at the cargil army checkpoint told the family on Wednesday night that terrorists attacked him when he was with two other people going to buy vegetables from the nearest market.
Army personnel flow to the hospital where the doctor declared him dead.
More than 300 people from villages such as Bisrupa, Bhakhri, Amna, Bagulabari, Bahadur, Adhkaili and Amnakmat under Block Dagarua serve as workers in various parts of J & K.
“The majority of them are still trapped in the valley.
Family members are worried about their safety, “said Dilwar.
Meanwhile, Mrs.
Yogendra, Barni Devi told this newspaper by telephone that she had gone to J & K in the persuasion of contractors, Brahma RishideV, stated as a resident of Mirzapur in Arariah Regency.
Arvind RishideV from the Raniganj Block in Arariah said he left the valley two weeks ago, caught an attack from militant.
He went to the valley about six months ago.
“I left Kashmir for home after the situation deteriorated and attacked non-local residents increased,” he said.