Pall of gloom in Jind village after jawan Pradeep Nain’s death in J&K encounter

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Jul 08, 2024 IST

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Hisar, July 7

A pall of gloom descended on the Jajanwala village of Narwana in Jind district today. Pradeep Nain, a para commando of the Indian Army, who belonged to this village, was killed in an encounter with terrorists in Modergam of Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir yesterday.

The body of the martyr would be cremated at his native village tomorrow. The family members, including his parents, wife and a sister, have been waiting for the body.

As soon as the family members got the news of his martyrdom, residents of the village rushed to their house to express solidarity with the family. The entire village seems to be in a state of mourning.

Martyr jawan’s uncle, Sushil Nain, said Pradeep joined the Army in 2015.

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