• Sunil expresses pain over loss of brave soldier

JAMMU: Jammu and Kashmir BJP President Sat Sharma CA and Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the assembly, Sunil Sharma, accompanied by party MLAs, senior leaders, and local activists, visited the residence of martyr Jangbir Singh Choudhary in village Mattu of Khour block to express their heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. Sat Sharma CA was accompanied by former Minister and MLA Sham Lal Sharma, MLA Mohan Lal Bhagat, Akhnoor District President Kuldeep Banotra, DDC Vice-Chairperson Suraj Singh, former Vice Chairman Daljit Singh Chib, Jagdish Bhagat and others.

Sat Sharma CA while expressing sympathies with the family, lauded the bravery and supreme sacrifice of Jangbir Singh Choudhary, describing him as a "brave son of the soil." He stated that such sacrifices by valiant soldiers cannot demoralize the security forces who are relentlessly fighting against anti-national elements to uphold the unity and integrity of the nation. He reiterated the BJP's unwavering support for the martyr’s family during this difficult time and emphasized that the party stands shoulder to shoulder with them in their grief and sorrow.

Sat Sharma CA also demanded adequate compensation for the family of the martyr and urged the government to provide a job to a member of the martyr’s family as a gesture of respect and recognition for Jangbir Singh Choudhary’s bravery.

Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma expressed deep pain over the loss of a brave soldier. He affirmed that he himself, the entire BJP leadership, both at the Centre and in the Union Territory, salutes the martyrdom of Jangbir Singh Choudhary. During his visit, Sunil Sharma assured the family that he would personally take up the matter with the Lieutenant Governor to ensure free education for the martyr’s two children, securing their future as a tribute to their father's service to the nation. They all expressed their condolences to the family and assured them of full support from the party during this period of mourning.

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