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Body Of Martyred Odia Assam Rifles Jawan Reaches Bhubaneswar From Manipur

By amfnews Sep 10, 2018 #Featured
Indian army personnel and policemen move the body of a soldier reportedly killed along the line of control between India and Pakistan, to a morgue in the Bhimber Gali sector of the district of Rajouri, some 159kms from Jammu on July 17, 2017. India has defended shelling across a disputed border that allegedly killed four Pakistani soldiers, saying July 17 it had the right to retaliate over "ceasefire violations" in the Kashmir region. The military heads of India and Pakistan spoke by phone after Islamabad accused New Delhi of bombing one of its military vehicles July 16, killing four of its troops in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. / AFP PHOTO / STR
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Bhubaneswar: The body of an Assam Rifles Jawan from Odisha who was killed by armed militants during a combing operation in Manipur’s Chandel district, reached the capital city today morning.

The martyr has been identified as Champeswar Mahakud (29), a native of Dhaurakhaman village under Rairakhol police limits of Sambalpur district. Mahakud’s wife and eight-year-old son reside in Angul.

Mahakud, who was working in Assam Rifles since 2001, was posted at Joupi in Chandel district of Manipur.

Reportedly, Champeswar attained martyrdom during a fire exchange with the banned People’s Liberation Army (PLA) militants on Friday.

Being a para-military force member, CRPF Bhubaneswar has taken the responsibility for performing the last rites of Mahakud.

After his body was received at the airport today, officer and men of CRPF including GL Meena, DIG (Adm) and SK Tigga, DIG, GC, paid homage to the martyr.

By amfnews

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