Noida: “He is honest, and a warm and very simple-hearted person,” Colonel J P Singh (RET), tenant staff of Bipin defense care and his wife Madhulika currently lives in Arun Vihar Flats, remember dear.
“Arun Vihar is mourning.
We have lost a great soldier,” Retired Colonel said.
On Thursday night, there was an emotional scene because the veterans held Candlelight Vigil in Shaheed Smarak for the care gene and Madhulika, who died in a helicopter crash near the coonor in Tamil Nadu on Wednesday.
Colonel Singh (Retd) said he moved to the house No.
1334, household gene house, in 2017 after the death of a cd father, lt gene ls rawatt.
“I already know family since 1994.
The treated gene is far more senior for me, but we often interact,” he added.
Explain the treating gene and Madhulika as “down to earth”, Colonel Singh (Retd) said, “He often took the metro to visit Arun Vihar and interact with neighbors and veterans of the army.
I met him just a few months ago when he stopped by a cup of coffee And stay for more than two hours.
He is human and actively helping his wife in the armed forces, both vocational training or resolving marriage disputes, “he said.
Col Singh (Retd) said during the 18th annual daily celebration in the Shaheed Smaraka Noida two years ago, the treated gene, which was a major guest, had described several plans for the welfare of the armed forces – from fostering canteen services to facilitate funds for medical facility JAWANS through Echs polyclinic in a rustic bag.
The veteran said the CD had a plan to settle in Noida after retirement.
“When I asked how he could settle in a small flat because he was used to a wide official residence, he replied, ‘Why not? I have no personal requirements.
I will settle back in my flat in Noida among fellow people from the forces’ , “he said.
The sister of the treated gene is expected to arrive in India from the US on Friday, after that cremation will be held, he added.
Another veteran, Letn Gen Nitin Kohli (Retd), said he knew the treated gene since childhood and described it as “directly to the blunt point”.
“He was very honest and an extraordinary officer.
He took strong and firm action for the benefit of the army and the country,” he added.
The veteran said when he met successfully recently, he talked about the reform he had carried out for the troops and how he streamlined the procurement system.
“He was very curious the scenery of the veterans because some decisions were taken for the welfare of the long-term armed forces,” said LT Gen Kohli (Right), added, “he died was a big loss for the country and the country.
Personal losses for me.” Colonel Shashi Vaid (Retd) said the death of the treated gene had left a gaping hole and very large shoes to be filled.
“He is very popular because it spreads the balance between three strengths,” he added.
Colonel IP Singh (Retd), Chairperson, Arun Vihar Rwa, said the former soldier in the NCR often met the treated gene, and he would talk about his plan to improve the condition of the life of the army staff, canteen and ures.