Reported & Written By Kumud Sharma, Diary Times, Nahan, March 13: A sad news has been received from Amboya of Paonta Sahib subdivision. Here a 30 year old youth Ankit has died of blood cancer. Ankit was undergoing treatment at PGI Chandigarh. Ankit died on the way back home from PGI Chandigarh on Wednesday. Everyone’s eyes have become moist after receiving the sad news of the death of soft-spoken young man Ankit.
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According to complete information, Ankit Sharma, son of Gyan Chand Sharma, resident of Amboya, was suffering from a serious disease of blood cancer for about 3 years, which was being treated at PGI Chandigarh. The young Ankit Sharma man was preparing for competitive exams while staying in Nahan. According to another information, young man Ankit Sharma used to study daily in the city’s Mahima Library. Therefore, a decision has been taken to keep the library closed on Wednesday in mourning the demise of youth Ankit Sharma.
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At the same time, Ankit Sharma was also the president of Youth Club Amboya. Ankit Sharma father has retired from the post of lab assistant in the school, Ankit Sharma also has a sister. Ankit was always ready for social service day and night to help the needy people without any discrimination of caste and religion. Everyone is shocked by the untimely death of the soft-spoken social worker Ankit Sharma.
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