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Army pays tributes to Qazigund attack martyrs

| | Jun 04, 2017, at 06:07 pm
Srinagar, June 4 (IBNS): The Indian Army on Sunday paid befitting tributes to two of its comrades who had attained martyrdom in a "dastardly terrorist action" on an Army convoy in Qazigund on Saturday.

In a solemn ceremony at BB Cantt, Srinagar, many senior officials from other Security Forces and civil administration including DGP J&K joined Lt Gen JS Sandhu, Chinar Corps Commander and all ranks in paying homage to the martyrs on behalf of a proud nation.

Martyr Naik Dipak Kumar Maity, 43 years of age, had joined Army in 1997 and hailed from Midnapur  in West Bengal.

He is survived by his wife Smt Rikta and a 13 years old daughter.

Coming from Thiruvannamalai in Tamilnadu, the young martyr Gunner (Operator) Manivannan G was only 25 years old and had donned the uniform in 2013.  He is survived by his parents, mother Smt G Chinnaponnu and father Sri Gopal G.


The mortal remains of the martyrs will be flown for last rites to their native places where they will be laid to rest with full military honours.

"In this hour of grief, the Army stands in solidarity with the bereaved families of the martyrs and remains committed to their dignity and wellbeing," an army statement read.


(With inputs by Saleem Iqbal Qadri)

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