Kangra News: CRPF Jawan, Resident Of Bhaura In Kangra District, Died While On Duty, Married One And A Half Year Ago
CRPF jawan Rajat Katoch (file) - Photo: Diary Times
CRPF jawan Rajat Katoch, aged 31 years, son of late Iqwal Chand Katoch, resident of Bhaura village of Palampur sub-division of Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, died due to cardiac arrest while on duty in Chennai.
According to the complete information received from CRPF, Rajat Katoch, a soldier from Bhaura village of Palampur sub-division of Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, was deployed in Chennai in Tamil Nadu state.
CRPF jawan Rajat Katoch died of cardiac arrest on Thursday after his health suddenly deteriorated.
The mortal remains of deceased CRPF jawan Rajat Katoch is scheduled to reach his native village Bhaura by late night after reaching Chandigarh on Friday.
Deceased CRPF jawan Rajat Katoch had come to Bhaura village for holidays only two months ago and had gone to Chennai along with his mother and wife.
Deceased CRPF jawan Rajat Katoch has left behind his wife and mother.
Late Iqwal Chand Katoch, father of CRPF jawan Rajat Katoch, also died suddenly during his service in CRPF.
Rajat was only five years old at the time of the death of his father, late Iqwal Chand Katoch.
Martyr CRPF Rajat Katoch, who always topped in his studies as well as sports, was married to Seema of Dagoh only one and a half years ago.
On hearing the news of the death of CRPF jawan Rajat of Bhaura village, a wave of mourning has spread in the entire Palampur sub-division area.
Confirming the death of martyr CRPF jawan Rajat Katoch, Bhaura Gram Panchayat head Vinod Kumar expressed condolences on behalf of all Bhaura Gram Panchayat representatives and Bhaura village residents and expressed deep condolences to the entire Katoch family of Martyr CRPF Rajat Katoch.
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