Haryana Guv visits deceased ASI Lather’s family

Tribune News Service

Hisar, Updated At : 02:24 AM Oct 27, 2025 IST

Governor Ashim Kumar Ghosh and his wife with family members of deceased ASI Sandeep Lather in Julana.

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Governor Ashim Kumar Ghosh today visited the bereaved family of Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Sandeep Lather who allegedly died by suicide, at their residence in Julana town of Jind.

Offering condolences to the family, the Governor announced a financial assistance of Rs 2.5 lakh for the education of the deceased ASI’s children. He met Sandeep’s mother Indravati, wife Santosh Rani, son Vihaan, daughter Roopak, and other family members and comforted them. He urged them to remain strong in this difficult time.

Ghosh said being the head of the state, he felt a personal loss at the untimely demise of Sandeep. He said Sandeep was known as a dedicated policeman who was committed to public service.

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