Prakashtra, wife of Captain Sudhir Yadav of Kanpur, who was martyred in the helicopter crash in Porbandar, Gujarat, has written an emotional letter for him. Keeping this letter near the mortal remains of the martyr, he said, Sudhir, please read it. Whatever you have done for the service, we are proud of you.
While bidding her last farewell to her martyred husband in Kanpur, Patna judicial judge Prakhandana Naithani said, “Sudhir, we are proud of you. Whatever you have done for your job is commendable. Our life has become incomplete without you.” This void will never be filled, we are fine, but wherever you are, take care.
Sudhir got married 10 months ago
Sudhir and Prakashtra Naithani got married only 10 months ago. She is a resident of Uttarakhand. Presently he is posted as Judicial Judge in Patna. He is in bad condition and crying. She had met him in Porbandar on Saturday itself and went to Patna from there. The very next day i.e. on Sunday, she got the information that her husband had left her forever.
All the people of Sudhir’s house joined the army.
While talking to Aaj Tak, Sudhir’s uncle said, “Sudhir was very cheerful. He used to talk to everyone with love. I talked to him about two months ago. Whenever he came home, there was talk about the job. What kind of job?” Is it going on, where is the posting, is training going on.” He told that everyone in Sudhir’s house is associated with the army. His father is also a former soldier, while his elder brother is an officer in the Air Force. Sudhir’s native village is Harikisanpur in Shivli of Kanpur Dehat district.
3 people including Captain Sudhir died
Let us tell you that Captain Sudhir Yadav of Kanpur along with three people were martyred in a helicopter accident in Porbandar last Sunday. As soon as the news of Sudhir’s martyrdom was received, a wave of mourning ran in the house. There was a steady stream of people at his house in Shyam Nagar, Kanpur. People belonging to different political parties including UP Assembly Speaker Satish Mahana had come to pay tribute to the martyr.