Freedom fighter Khushalaram Godara (ETV Bharat JAISALMER)
Jaisalmer: Khushalaram Godara, the delight and freedom fighter of Chainpura village of Bhaniyana space of the district, died on Sunday. It is noteworthy that 98-year-old freedom fighter Godara had performed an vital function throughout the wars between 1962 and 1965 between India, Pakistan and Bangladesh and had given a tricky struggle to the enemy.
Let us inform you that Godara was first posted for the service of the nation within the Third Grenadier from 1950 to 1958. After this, he got here again house resulting from home causes. After this, he additionally participated within the conflict between India and China in 1962 and the Indo-Pakistan conflict throughout 1965. After this, he retired from the Indian Army in 1967. After retirement, he contributed considerably in lots of social works together with spreading consciousness about training and de-addiction among the many poor individuals in his village and district. Along with this, he additionally did many works for rural improvement whereas being the Deputy Sarpanch of Bhaniyaana.
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After his demise on Sunday, he was cremated with army honors. During this, Indian Army troopers laid a wreath on his physique and gave him a guard of honor. The demise of the liberty fighter and former deputy sarpanch has triggered a wave of mourning in your entire Chainpura village and Bhaniyana space.
During his final rites, your entire space resounded with slogans of Bharat Mata ki Jai and Vande Mataram. After this, his final rites have been carried out on the close by cremation floor. Freedom fighter Khushalaram Godara was cremated with tearful eyes by his eldest son Khivsingh Godara. During this, numerous his members of the family and villagers together with former IGP Sawai Singh Godara, State Congress Committee member Ranveer Singh Godara and Bhaniyaana Sarpanch Rajendra Jakhar have been current.
