CM Yogi Adityanath Honors Wives of Martyrs in Meerut Ceremony

Meerut, November 14 (Daily Kiran) : In a heartfelt ceremony held at Kulwant Singh Stadium in Meerut, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath honored the wives of martyrs on November 14. These courageous women have endured immense loss, some having lost their husbands decades ago while serving the nation.

Among the honorees was Santosh from Chapra village, whose husband was martyred nearly 50 years ago. Despite the passage of time, his memory remains a vital part of her life. Receiving the honor from the Chief Minister, she expressed pride on behalf of her family and other military families.

Abreesha Khatun, from Shobhapur, lost her husband, Ajmer Ali, in a tragic accident in Ladakh in 1987. The family never received his remains, but he was posthumously awarded the Kirti Chakra. Abreesha noted that the recognition from the Chief Minister validated her husband’s sacrifice.

Vimlesh Devi, whose husband was killed during the Kargil War, also received an award. She felt honored to be recognized and praised the government’s efforts in enhancing women’s safety.

Mala, a resident of Bijnor, faced the agonizing wait of five months before her husband’s body was identified following a tragic incident in Sikkim. After his death, she secured a job through compassionate grounds.

Geeta, who lost her husband in 2016, described meeting the Chief Minister as an emotional experience. She felt reassured that her family was not alone, but supported by the entire nation.

Suman, whose husband was martyred in October 2022, expressed pride in receiving recognition from the Chief Minister. She shared that the municipal corporation has provided her with a job to help support her family.

This ceremony was more than just an event; it highlighted the sacrifices made by these women and their families. It sent a strong message that the nation remembers not only its brave soldiers but also the resilience and dedication of their families.