Thousands Pay Tributes To Martyred Col. Santosh Babu
Thousands pay tributes to martyred Col. Santosh Babu. In the midst of serenades of “Bharat Mata ki Jai”, the human survives from Colonel Bikkumalla Santosh Babu, who was martyred by Chinese soldiers during conflicts, were entrusted to flares with full military distinctions here on Thursday.
Thousands pay tributes wearing veils reciting “Santosh Babu Amar Rahe” and “Vande Mataram” took an interest in the memorial service parade even as scores, remaining on overhangs of their particular spots showered blossoms on the military vehicle which was conveying the body.
A large portion of the shops and foundations in the town stayed shut as a sign of regard to the left fighter. His human remains were flown from the national capital in an extraordinary airplane to Hakimpet Flying corps base close to Hyderabad on Wednesday and afterward, it showed up at his living arrangement here late around evening time.
Telangana Governor Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan, State Minister KT Rama Rao, Malla Reddy, Jagdish Reddy, Cyberabad Police Chief VC Sajjanar, Hyderabad City Police commisioner Anjani Kumar and other armed force authorities paid their tributes at the Aviation based armed forces station.
Colonel Santosh’s body was hung in tricolor and countless individuals offered their final appreciation to him here. The burial service occurred at the family’s own territory. The Colonel’s dad played out the related ceremonies. The Military agreed with a weapon salute to the killed Colonel.
The Military official is made due by his significant other, a little daughter, and a son. On Wednesday, at numerous spots across Telangana individuals and individuals from various ideological groups and different associations paid flower tributes to the Military official and raised ‘Santosh BabuAmar Rahe’ mottos.
Santosh was among the 20 fighters who were martyred in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh on Monday late evening during a conflict with Chinese soldiers in the principal such episode including fatalities following a hole of 45 years, flagging an enormous heightening in the five-week fringe stalemate in the delicate area.
Santosh, a former student of Sainik School, Korukonda, and National Guard Institute, Khadakwasla, was charged into the Bihar Regiment from Indian Military Foundation, Dehradun and proceeded to finish the lofty Protection Administration Staff Course from Wellington before assuming control over the order of his unit.
Telangana minister Jagadish Reddy, State Congress chief Uttam Kumar Reddy, and previous union minister Pallam Raju were among others present at the incineration site.
