DODE (TARN TARAN): Dress with clothes similar to army uniforms, Fatehdeep Singh, who was three and a half years old, the late son rose by Gurseway Singh, along with his two sisters of Simradeep Kaur and seven years.
Gurleen’s old-old Kaur saluted his father before turning on his pyre here on Sunday.
Because his fate would have it, the end of Gurzebak Singh himself brought this clothes for his children who looked like a soldier uniform when he came home in October.
The remnants of Mortal rose GurSewak Singh, which was one of 13 people, including the Head of the Defense Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat, was killed in an Indian Air Force Chopper accident in Coonor Tamil Nadu on December 8, sent to the military full of Flame awards.
The deceased’s body rose flown to Amritsar on Sunday morning on an army plane from the place was sent to his home village in delivering the army.
However, family members were not allowed to see his face.
When the body arrives in the village, almost every moist eye and people raise the slogans praise the deceased to rise through Singh Gurse.
Final Gurseway Singh Daddy Kabal Kabal Singh, “Jai Mai Dukhi Hai Tae Mera India Ve Dukhi Hai, Meri Ve Dukhi Hai Sabhi Nay” (I didn’t grieve alone, my individual, my village also grieved me).
My child is not just my support system but his family too.
“Local residents Gurlal Singh said the army had to declare all 13 people who lost their lives in a helicopter accident as a martyr so their family members could get benefits.
Rising GurSebak was cremated in his home village in Punjab
