“According to the latest and latest information we provide, 3 people in our state died from the most unfortunate violent violence in Kashmir. Our government is making all arrangements at Delhi Airport to help the families of the victims and their journey to Kolkata. Flights are likely to be at 8.30 PM to our Resident Council members. Postal.
“I personally oversee, our senior officials are working hard. We all have a serious time. Our victims are: Bitan Adhikari (Baishnabghata, Kolkata, Kolkata), Samir Guha (Sakher Bazar, Kolkata), Kolkata) and Manish Ranjan (jhalda no Works of Forne of to Sparter confidence of to Sparters condrence not the My Forne of the My Forne of the My Forne condrence. Family,”
Bitan Adhikari, a software professional living in Florida, USA, took a family trip with his wife and had a 3.5-year-old child to Kashmir. Samir Guha and Manish Ranjan are central government employees.
Bitan, who praised Patuli in Southern Kolkata for living in Florida. Adhikari is in India with his family.
They arrived in Kolkata on April 8 and headed to Kashmir on April 16. The family plans to return to Kolkata next week. “I saw him on TV and saw a picture of my son. I could no longer tolerate it. We never thought I would see this day. I was in pain.” “I would tell the kid about the child whose father died, Beddan’s brother, Beddan’s brother, Beddan’s night, Spanish wife, his wife was his wife. Adhikari was in Kashmir and sent Secretary of State Aroop Biswas to his house.
Another Manish Ranjan, who comes from Jhalda, Purulia district of Bangladesh. Ranjan is a central government employee and was appointed in Hyderabad. He went to Pahalgam with his wife, son and daughter.
Youth League Minister Sukanat Majumdar went to his residence in Jhalda. “I am keeping in touch with the Ministry of Interior of the union. Two bodies will be brought back. The residents of the mortal remains of Purulia Manish Ranjan Mishra will be brought back in a special way because he is a central government employee in a special department. We stand with our family.
“In the name of religion, no one can kill in this way. Confirm that it is a special cruelty, how to be killed,” Majumdar said, adding that everyone said he was a good person.
Guha, another victim of the terrorist attack, was a resident of Sakher Bazar, Behala, in South Kolkata. He was on vacation in Kashmir with his wife and daughter and plans to return to Kolkata on Wednesday. His wife told local media channels that her husband was killed by masked attackers.
