Close X
Sunday, November 24, 2024
ADVT 
India

Punjab CM hands over cheque for Rs 1 crore to martyr's family

Darpan News Desk IANS, 22 Jul, 2022 11:31 AM
  • Punjab CM hands over cheque for Rs 1 crore to martyr's family

Ferozepur (Punjab), July 22 (IANS) Reiterating the commitment of the government to extend help to the families of martyred soldiers, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday handed over a cheque for Rs 1 crore to the family of Jawan Kuldeep Singh, who laid down his life in the service of nation on the Indo-China border.

"Kuldeep Singh from 21 Sikh regiment of Indian Army had made the supreme sacrifice of his life while defending the borders of the country and the Punjab government salutes this brave heart," he said, while offering condolences to the family members at Lohke Kalan village in Ferozepur district.

The Chief Minister said his government is always at hand to help and support the family. He said the countrymen would always remain indebted to Jawan Kuldeep Singh, who attained martyrdom to safeguard the security and sovereignty of the country.

Paying tributes to the soldier, Mann said he brought glory to the country and especially to Punjab through his exemplary courage and professional commitment.

Recalling the unprecedented sacrifice made by Jawan Kuldeep Singh, he said the family of this brave son of Punjab must feel proud and honoured as he attained martyrdom rather dying an ordinary death.

He assured the grieved family members the state government was duty bound to help them in this hour of crisis and every step will be taken to extend a helping hand to the family.

"I understand it's a colossal loss but instead of grieving his demise, we must feel proud as he has laid down his life for a greater cause," added Mann.

MORE India ARTICLES

'You'll meet the same end as Moosewala', extortionists threaten Ludhiana bizman

'You'll meet the same end as Moosewala', extortionists threaten Ludhiana bizman
The Punjab Police informed Delhi Police that the location of one of the phone numbers was traced to Delhi, and that the accused were changing their locations frequently. Acting on the tip-off, Delhi Police followed the leads obtained through technical surveillance and digital footprints.

'You'll meet the same end as Moosewala', extortionists threaten Ludhiana bizman

Two associates of Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldy Brar held in Sidhu Moosewala case

Two associates of Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldy Brar held in Sidhu Moosewala case
SSP Mohali, Vivek Sheel Soni said, the two accused identified as Gagandeep Singh alias Gaagi and Gurpreet Singh alias Gopi are residents of Dabbwali in Sirsa district of Haryana.

Two associates of Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldy Brar held in Sidhu Moosewala case

Punjab Police gets transit remand of Lawrence Bishnoi

Punjab Police gets transit remand of Lawrence Bishnoi
The Punjab police will take him by a bulletproof car which will be escorted by a dozen cars full of cops. More than 50 police personnel will escort the vehicles to make sure no untoward incident takes place.

Punjab Police gets transit remand of Lawrence Bishnoi

Mann abandoned Sangrur after becoming CM: Sukhbir Badal

Mann abandoned Sangrur after becoming CM: Sukhbir Badal
Badal said immediately after becoming the Chief Minister, Mann "had not only sublet governance of the state" to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal but had also failed to conduct a thanksgiving tour of his constituency as well as the Sangrur parliamentary seat that had elected him to the Lok Sabha twice.

Mann abandoned Sangrur after becoming CM: Sukhbir Badal

Rahul Gandhi leaves for home after 10-hr ED questioning, summoned again on Tuesday

Rahul Gandhi leaves for home after 10-hr ED questioning, summoned again on Tuesday
On Monday, Gandhi was questioned by agency officials for several hours. He was given a lunch break after three hours, and went to meet his mother, and Congress President Sonia Gandhi, who is undergoing treatment at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.

Rahul Gandhi leaves for home after 10-hr ED questioning, summoned again on Tuesday

Gang of HIV-infected chain snatchers busted in K'taka

Gang of HIV-infected chain snatchers busted in K'taka
The accused are habitual offenders and targeted lonely women wearing gold chains and committed the snatching in isolated places. After coming out from the prison, they took to chain snatching as a gang. They sold gold chains and spent all the money on sex workers and other luxuries. Further investigation is on.

Gang of HIV-infected chain snatchers busted in K'taka