The bodies of the soldiers arrived in Sudan attack
Lucknow.The United Nations Mission in South Sudan rebel attack on five Indian soldiers who died in Wednesday's body was brought to India. One of Lucknow martyr's body will be sent home on Thursday. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and President Pranab Mukherjee has expressed grief over the incident. Prime Minister Sraddhajnli paid to the martyrs at the Delhi airport. The twelve .......
people were killed in the attack, including seals.
According to information received from military the names of soldiers killed in the attack, Lieutenant Colonel MP Singh, Shiv Kumar Pal Rower, Hira Lal sergeant, sergeant and constable Bharat Singh Nanda Kishore are described.
Sivakumar Air India flight Thursday morning sail to the martyr's body will be brought to Lucknow. The armed salute the funeral will be brought to the empyrean abode.
UN peacekeeping spokesman said, "There were a large number of peacekeepers and the attack was targeting them." Two South Sudanese civilians were also killed in the attack, who used to work for a water company. Agver the South Sudanese army spokesman Philip Yau Yau is charged with assault on rebel organization, the United Nations said it is committed by unknown assailants.
people were killed in the attack, including seals.
According to information received from military the names of soldiers killed in the attack, Lieutenant Colonel MP Singh, Shiv Kumar Pal Rower, Hira Lal sergeant, sergeant and constable Bharat Singh Nanda Kishore are described.
Sivakumar Air India flight Thursday morning sail to the martyr's body will be brought to Lucknow. The armed salute the funeral will be brought to the empyrean abode.
UN peacekeeping spokesman said, "There were a large number of peacekeepers and the attack was targeting them." Two South Sudanese civilians were also killed in the attack, who used to work for a water company. Agver the South Sudanese army spokesman Philip Yau Yau is charged with assault on rebel organization, the United Nations said it is committed by unknown assailants.
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