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IAF pilot, killed in MiG-21 crash, cremated in his ancestral village in Baghpat

IAF pilot, killed in MiG-21 crash, cremated in his ancestral village in Baghpat SECTIONS Last Updated: May 22, 2021, 07:03 PM IST Share Synopsis Earlier on Saturday morning, his body, wrapped in the tricolour, was taken by IAF officials from the Hindon airbase in Ghaziabad to his family residence at Gangasagar in Meerut where his inconsolably crying family members, including father Satendra Chaudhary, mother Satya Chaudhary, wife Sonika Ujjaval and sister Mudrika, received it. PTI The last rites of IAF fighter pilot Abhinav Choudhary, killed in a MiG-21 crash in Moga district of Punjab, were performed with full military honours at his ancestral village Pusar with people bidding a final farewell to the braveheart with moist eyes. The funeral pyre of 28-year-old Squadron Leader Choudhary was lit by his uncle Sube Singh who cried inconsolably along with the pilot s father and other family members amidst the raising of slogans like Bharat Mata ki Jai and shaheed Abhinav Choudha

IAF pilot Abhinav Choudhary, killed in MiG-21 crash, cremated in his ancestral village in UP

Squadron Leader Abhinav Choudhary's last rites were performed in his ancestral village in Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh. He was killed after his MiG-21 Bison crashed in Punjab during a night combat training sorties.

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Two charred to death in Uppal - The Hindu

Two charred to death in Uppal Updated: Updated: Container truck comes in contact with HT electric wire Share Article Container truck comes in contact with HT electric wire A driver and local guide of a four-wheelers-laden container truck were charred to death when the vehicle caught fire after coming in contact with a high tension electric line at Uppal in the wee hours of Wednesday. The victims, Shehzad (38), driver from Rajasthan, and Ganga Sagar (50), a local guide from Thondapally, who hailed from Bihar, were charred beyond recognition. According to Malkajgiri ACP N Shyam Prasad Rao, the container truck which arrived from Rajasthan to the city came in contact with the overhead high tension live electric wire around 3.30 a.m. at the Uppal industrial area, when the driver was trying to park the vehicle on the road side. While three cars were completely burnt, three others were partially damaged, before the fire tenders doused off the flames.

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