Bhopal: The remnants of mortal captain of the Varun Singh group, who surrendered to his injury after surviving a helicopter accident last week in Tamil Nadu, sent to lights up with the full military and the country award in Bhopal on Friday.
Wrapped in Tricolor, mortal remains brought to cremation land in the Bairagarh area here from a military hospital here in an army truck uploaded by flowers with people who enhance the slogan ‘Bharat Ki Jai’ and ‘Captain Varun Singh Amar Rahe ‘.
1/1 11in Pics: Adieu who cries to group Captain Varun Singh Previous Rite Text The last Rite captain of the Varun Singh group appeared in Bhopal on Friday.
(Photo: TNN / A Moeed Faruqui) He was cremated with a full military award at Bhopal’s Bairagarh Cranorium.
(Photo: TNN / A Moeed Faruqui) Madhya Pradesh Cm Shivraj Singh Chouhan Paid the last respect to Captain of the Varun Singh Group in Bhopal Bhopal.
(Photo: Ani) Varun Singh is a survivor of Tamil Nadu Chopper Crash who gave up on his wounds on December 15.
(Photo: TNN) Captain of the Varun Group Singh struggled for life since December 8 and for life support.
(Photo: TNN) Army personnel carry the remnants of the captain of the Singh Group near his residence in Bhopal.
(Photo: PTI) Singh Mortal remains left for Bhopal on an an-32 plane on Thursday.
(Photo: TNN) Retired by Col P K Singh, father of Varun Singh, paid tribute to the remnants of his son during the ceremony of the laying of flowers in Bengaluru on Thursday.
(Photo: PTI) Geetanajali Singh, Aradhya Singh and Radduman Singh, captain’s family members Slow Varun Singh, pay tribute to mortal times.
(Photo: pti) Friends and relatives of family consoles Final members Varun Singh.
(Photo: PTI) Governor Karnataka Tharwa Chand Gehlot paid tribute to Singh at the Yelahanka Air Force Station in Bengaluru.
(Photo: PTI) Because mortal remnants reached cremation land, ceremonial honor guards were given by Personnel of Defense Forces, after which senior service officers paid their attempts by placing a bouquet of flowers in the coffin from the captain of the group.
Minister of Madhya Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Minister of Medical Education Vishvas Nest also paid his efforts to decorated air warriors.
After the ritual was carried out by a priest and family member, his younger brother, a signal of lieutenant in the Indian Navy, and his son turned on the funeral pyre in the middle of the slogan ‘Captain of the Varun Group Singh Amar Rah’ raised by the people.
Wife and Putri Singh, her father Colonel K P Singh (Retd), Uma’s mother besides, the other close relatives were also present there and bid on the farewell to tears to Him.
Captain of the Varun Group Singh died at a military hospital in Bengaluru on Wednesday after lasting December 8 helicopters crashed in Tamil Nadu which killed the defense staff (CD) Gen Bipin, wife and 11 wife personnel and 11.
Warrior air was awarded Chakra Shakra, The third highest Gallantry Award India, in August this year to display exemplary calm and skills when the Tejas plane developed technical barriers during sortie.
The 39-year-old officer, who was known as a very good trial pilot, was deciphered by an 11-year-old son, a daughter of eight years old and his wife.
His younger brother Tanuj Singh posted as a lieutenant commander in the Indian Navy.
The group captain group initially came from Ghazipur at Uttar Pradesh.
He was hospitalized in Wellington in Tamil Nadu with a severe burning injury after an accident helicopter.
A day later, he shifted to the command hospital in Bengaluru, but after a lifetime of almost a week he gave up on his wounds on Wednesday.
On Thursday, CM Chouhan has announced that the government of Madhya Pradesh will provide One Crore Hospital ‘Samman Nidhi’ to Kin of the Officer.
“The State Government of the State Government will provide Hospital One Crore Samman Nidhi to the family of Captain Martyred Group Varun Singh and by consulting with them, put on the statue, named the institution after him and also offered a job to his KIN in the state administration of the designated practice,” he said to Journalists.
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