Capt Amarinder speaks to family of Sepoy killed in Galwan clash; assures job, support
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, June 28
Punjab Chief Minister Capt. Amarinder Singh on Sunday spoke to the brother of Sepoy Gurtej Singh, who was killed in the violent clash with the Chinese Army at Galwan Valley in Ladakh earlier this month.
Gurtej is survived by his father, mother and two elder brothers, who live in Birewala Dogra village in Budladha tehsil of Mansa district.
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Singh expressed his condolences and spoke about the Sepoy’s bravery in the video call, a clip from which he posted on Twitter.
“He fought with them all by himself, we have lost a warrior, but you should be proud of him,” said Singh.
Spoke to the family of late Sepoy Gurtej Singh of 3 Punjab who displayed remarkable courage & bravery in the Galwan Valley clash with the Chinese. Just 23 years old, Gurtej has immortalized himself by his fearless valour & patriotism. Salute his bravery, Jai Hind! 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/qfBaZFB733
— Capt.Amarinder Singh (@capt_amarinder) June 28, 2020
The chief minister asked the family if they needed something from the government. After the brother said he wanted a job for himself and his younger brother, Singh responded by taking details of their age and qualifications. Singh assured the family of support and encouraged the brother to contact him if he needed anything.
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