The village of Bhallkhi Majra in Haryana stood on Friday on Friday, because the flight Lieutenant Siddharth Yadav, who died in the Jaguar 3 fighter crash in Gujaratovo Jamnagar, was crept full of military awards. Among many present it was the heartbreaking voice of his fiance Saniya, who spoke the most silently-“Baby, the Aaya Kyun nahi?” (Honey, why didn’t you come?) She was baking next to the tricol wrapped body of a man she was about to marry.
The ceremony attracted a large assembly of family, friends and villagers, all of them joined in sorrow and respect for a 28 -year -old officer. Siddhart’s father, Sushil Yadav, retirement staff, made the last ceremonies and embodied a deeply rooted family commitment to military service.
As he thought about the victim of his son, he said, “He lost his life while saving his life,” India reported about the time of India.
The couple, Siddharth and Saniya, recently got engaged on March 23, their wedding was planned for November 2. Saniya is sincere manifestations of grief deeply have shifted those who participated, emphasizing a personal loss for national tragedy.
Siddharth’s mother, Sujat Yadav, also expressed immense pride in the determination and bravery of her son. “I am proud to be the mother of such a brave son. He has always been determined to serve the nation,” she said, resonating her words with the collective sentiment of the community.
The IAF pilot’s commitment was evident during the unfortunate flight. Siddharth, who faced a critical technical failure during the night training mission, ensured that his co -founder fired safely before the plane set off from the inhabited areas, and eventually sacrificed his own life to prevent further victims.
The funeral procession was marked by traditional military honors, including greeting with weapons, because the community said goodbye to their hero of his hometown. Lieutenant Siddharth Yadava’s loss is deeply felt not only by his family and fiancee, but also by a nation that mourns the courageous officer dedicated to the service of his country.
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