Wife of deceased IAF officer gets applaud for her courage
New Delhi: The wife of the deceased IAF officer D Vats, who was killed when a two-seater microlight aircraft crashed in Upper Assam’s Majuli district on February 15, displayed exemplary courage when she arrived at the funeral ceremony in her Army uniform along with her five-day-old daughter.
In a picture that has gone viral on social media, Major Kumud Dogra can be seen attending the funeral in her full uniform along with her daughter on Wednesday.
Twitterati has been sharing the moving picture and saluting the young officer for her courage.
Unable to get over these images of #MajorKumudDogra walking to her husband Wg Cdr #DushyantVats’s funeral with their 5-day old baby in her arms. He saw once bt nw will never get to meet his daughter. Speechless. This is what the #IndianArmy & #IndianAirForce does for the country. pic.twitter.com/cbJiuaxgwe
— Rupil Dev Lamsar (@rupildev) February 24, 2018
This is for all those idiots who think army life is all about “partying and enjoying”! Here is Major Kumud Dogra walking towards her husband Wg Cmdr D Vats’s funeral with her new-born baby. #FaujLife #MajorKumudDogra #FaujiWife #MajuliCrash pic.twitter.com/BI9DFzXvhD
— Aanchal Singh (@aanchalsingh731) February 23, 2018
Major #KumudDogra on her way to offer last tribute to her husband Late #WgCdr D. Vats, who lost his life in a Microlight crash in Majuli, Assam.
On that fateful day their baby was only 4 days old.
We SALUTE the courage, determination and dedication of this young lady officer. pic.twitter.com/hZxOLuP2yd
— Shivang Tiwari (@tiwari7_tiwari) February 21, 2018
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UP court sentences man to life imprisonment for starving wife to death
Bareilly (UP), May 18 (PTI): A court here has sentenced a man to life imprisonment for starving his wife to death in 2021.
Additional District and Sessions Judge Gyanendra Tripathi on Saturday also imposed a fine of Rs 10,000 on the convict Manoj.
Manoj, a resident of Kareli village, had locked his wife Mamta without food and water in a room for a week following a quarrel, Additional District Government Advocate (ADGC) Sunil Pandey said.
The matter came to light when neighbours complained to police about a foul smell emanating from his house. Police found Mamta's decomposed body wrapped in a blanket under the bed.
A case was subsequently filed against Manoj by Mamta's father.
Pandey said the court found that Mamta died due to hunger and thirst.
