Ludhiana:
Officials injured a 50 -year -old woman injured when a Pakistani aerial infiltration in a Pakistani aerial infiltration in Ferozepur, Punjab, at a private hospital in Ludhiana on Tuesday, injured a 50 -year -old woman injured when he fell at her house during the rubble during the rubble.
Her husband and her son are still undergoing treatment.
Pakistan carried out several air strikes at several places with India’s western borders, including Punjab, which effectively failed by Indian security forces.
Sukhwinder Kaur, her husband Lakhwinder Singh (55) and her son Monu Singh (24) suffered serious burning injuries, when an unknown projection in the village of Khai Fame fell to his house on 9 May during a Pakistani air infiltration.
Officials had earlier said that Monu Singh was the brother of Lakhwinder Singh.
After Kaur’s death, her family members blocked the Ferozepur-Fazilka highway, seeking Rs 1 crore in compensation and the martyr’s status for her.
Supported by local people and peasant unions, the family refused to cremate Kaur, called the state government’s compensation of Rs 5 lakh “cruel joke”.
BJP leader Rana Gurmeet Singh Sodhi also met the family.
Later, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann Raised The Aid to Rs 10 Lakh after Rajya Sabha MP Sanjeev Arora’s Contribution.
MLA Ranbir Singh Bhullar, after assuring the family, was late in the evening that his demands would come to the state government.
Earlier, Mann had announced a compensation of Rs 5 lakh from the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund and expressed deep grief over Kaur’s death.
He said, “Our government stands firmly with our family during this time of immense pain and we are committed to provide all possible assistance to help deal with this destructive loss,” he said.
New Delhi and Islamabad arrived on an agreement on 10 May on 10 May to stop military operations after a close cross -border drone and missile strikes.
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