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CM pays tribute, visits family of Flt Lt Siddharth Yadav

Was killed in Jaguar crash on April 2
Tribune News Service
Rewari, Updated At : 07:57 AM Apr 24, 2025 IST
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. File photo

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Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini today visited the residence of Flight Lt Siddharth Yadav in Rewari to express his condolences following the brave officer's sacrifice. He prayed for the eternal peace of the departed soul and assured the grieving family of all possible support from the state government.

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Flight Lt Yadav's Jaguar aircraft had crashed in the fields of Suvarda village, about 12 km from the city, on April 2, after taking off during a training sortie at Jamnagar, Gujarat.

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Paying tribute, he said, “The entire nation stands proud of the selfless sacrifice made by this courageous son of Mother India. His sacrifice will continue to inspire future generations to serve their country.”

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