During the last journey, chants of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and ‘Suresh Singh Amar Rahe’ were heard.
Army soldier Havildar Suresh Singh (47) of Bageshwar district was cremated with military honours. His brother lit the funeral pyre at Saryu-Gomti Sangam Ghat near Baman Bhidi village. During this time everyone’s eyes became moist. Hundreds of people from villages and areas participated in the last journey.
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200 meter long tricolor march Before the funeral, a 200 meter long Tricolor procession was taken out. While having the last darshan of the dead body of the soldier, the wife became unconscious. The women took care of them. Suresh Singh of Unit 3 Rajput Regiment was posted at Akhnoor Military Center in Jammu as Havildar. On October 8, due to ill health, he was admitted to Army Hospital Jammu. Where he died during treatment.
Martyr’s last journey…
The martyred soldier was cremated by his brother at Saryu-Gomti Sangam Ghat.
Hundreds of people gathered for the last journey.
The soldiers paid tribute to the martyr.
The soldiers who came from Signal Port of Kausani gave guard of honor to Suresh Singh.
cremated with military honors Suresh Singh’s mortal remains were brought to Delhi by flight on Friday morning. Late in the evening the mortal remains reached his village Baman Bhidi. There were chants of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and ‘Suresh Singh Amar Rahe’ in the village. Kotwali Bageshwar Kotwal Amit Upadhyay and other police personnel paid tribute to him. The jawan was cremated with military honors at Gomati-Saryu Sangam Ghat near the village at 11 am on Saturday. During this, the soldiers who came from Signal Port of Kausani gave guard of honor to Suresh Singh.
Officer of Sainik Welfare Department arrived and paid tribute On behalf of the Sainik Welfare Department, Assistant Officer Kailash Pant reached the native village of the martyr and paid tribute to him. During this, Ramesh Tiwari, Kailash Pant, Madho Singh, Manoj Kumar, Ramesh Bhandari, Bhupesh Dafaty, Mohan Singh, Pratap Singh and Bhupal Singh of the ex-servicemen organization also paid tribute to the martyred soldier.
Suddenly his health deteriorated while on duty. Bhai Bhagwan Singh told that the health of Jawan Suresh Singh suddenly deteriorated. He was admitted to the Army Hospital for treatment, where he died during treatment.
Jawan Suresh Singh’s health suddenly deteriorated while on duty.
Hundreds of people gathered for the last journey Havildar Suresh Singh is survived by his mother Govindi Devi, wife Reena, son Nihal and daughter Ameesha. The funeral pyre was lit by his brothers Mahesh Singh and Darshan Singh. Hundreds of people from the village and area participated in the last journey.
District administration did not make arrangements Secretary of the Ex-Servicemen Organization, Ramesh Bhandari, said that even after the deadline for the last rites was fixed, the district administration had not made any arrangements for the soldier. After waiting for a long time he arrived. The soldier is always deployed at the border. But when he is martyred there is no time for him. Which is sad.
