Inspector Ashish Sharma, who was martyred in a Naxalite encounter, was given farewell with state honors in Bohani. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, while consoling the family, announced assistance of Rs 1 crore, construction of park-stadium and giving the post of Sub-Inspector to the martyr’s brother.
Bhopal. The last rites of Hawk Force Inspector Ashish Sharma, who was martyred in a Naxalite encounter, were performed with full state honors in his home village Bohani. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav reached the funeral on Thursday and paid tribute to the martyr by laying a wreath on his mortal remains. He also shouldered the mortal remains of the martyr.
State proud of martyrdom: Chief Minister Mohan Yadav
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that Inspector Ashish Sharma showed indomitable courage in the anti-Naxal operation and made the supreme sacrifice while performing his duty. While consoling the family members, he said that the martyrdom of Ashish Sharma is a matter of pride for the entire state.
One crore rupees assistance to the family and park-stadium in memory
The Chief Minister announced that an honor fund of Rs 1 crore will be given to the martyr’s family. Also, a park and stadium will be developed in the name of martyr Ashish Sharma in Bohani village, so that the coming generations continue to be inspired by patriotism and the memory of the martyr remains alive forever.
Martyr Inspector Ashish Sharma’s younger brother appointed to the post of Sub-Inspector
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that the younger brother of martyr Ashish Sharma will be appointed to the post of Sub-Inspector by relaxing the rules. This decision has been taken with the aim of supporting the family and honoring the martyr’s contribution of courage and patriotism.