The mortal remains of Indian Army Havildar Vishambar Singh, resident of Malangad Miyan village in Una district of Himachal Pradesh, has reached his native village from Dehradun. As soon as the army soldiers reached home carrying his body in the coffin, the atmosphere became completely sad.
A mountain of sorrow fell on the family, which was already devastated by the news of their son’s death, when mother Sheela Devi and wife Sonia Devi saw the coffin. Both of them could not control themselves and started crying bitterly, clinging to the coffin.
The family is in bad condition, crying and crying.
Vishambar Singh’s parents, wife and two children are in bad condition and crying. Tears are not stopping from the eyes of the family. There is mourning everywhere in the village and people are coming to bid their last farewell to their brave soldier.
Dead body kept at home, crowd gathered for last darshan
The mortal remains of Havildar Vishambar Singh are currently kept at his home for last darshan. As soon as people got information about his arrival at the village, a large number of villagers, relatives and people from the surrounding areas came to pay homage. Everyone is remembering the brave soldier of their village with moist eyes.
Last farewell to the martyr with tearful eyes
After some time, his last rites will be performed with full military honors at the cremation ground in the village itself. During this, the army soldiers will give him the last salute. The entire area echoed with slogans of “Bharat Mata ki Jai” and “Vishambara Singh Amar Rahe”.
Havildar Vishambar Singh joined the Artillery Regiment of the Indian Army in the year 2008. After recruitment, he served the country for about 18 years. Vishambar Singh, who always kept his duty and responsibility above all, was highly respected even among his colleagues.
Heart attack while on duty
According to the information, 35-year-old Vishambar Singh was currently posted in the Artillery Regiment of the Indian Army in Dehradun. After regular physical training (PT) on Monday morning, he suddenly complained of severe chest pain.
Fellow soldiers immediately took him to the army hospital, where during treatment he suffered another heart attack. Doctors made every effort to save him, but his life could not be saved. As soon as the news of the untimely death of the soldier was received, there was chaos in the family, while a wave of mourning ran in the entire Kutlahar area.
According to family members, Vishambar Singh had come to his native village Malangad on leave about 25 days ago. He spent time with his family and then returned to duty. No one thought that this would be his last meeting with his family while leaving home. Now every person in the village is saying that till a few days ago, the young man who was seen laughing and talking with the family, today only his memories are left.
Vishambar Singh leaves behind his parents, wife and two sons. His father Rasila Ram is also retired from the army. After receiving the news of the son’s demise, a mountain of sorrow has fallen on the family. Mother Sheela Devi and wife Sonia Devi are in bad condition and crying.
Vishambar Singh leaves behind his wife and two young sons. The elder son is 10 years old, while the younger son is only 6 months old. Just six months ago, the family was blessed with the birth of a second son, but now the same innocent child has been deprived of his father’s shadow. People close to the family say that the family is now facing a big challenge regarding the upbringing and future of the children.
The entire family remained connected to the army.
Vishambar Singh’s father Rasila Ram is also retired from the Indian Army. Many generations of the family have been associated with national service. This is the reason why the people of the village consider this family an example of patriotism. But the pain of losing their son for the second time in a row has become unbearable for this family. Family and relatives are still unable to believe this incident.