Yavatmal:
Vagad (Eyesara), Mahagaon began as a joyful festival for a family in Taluka, quickly turned into an unimaginable tragedy. The prestigious UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) examination of Prahlad Khandare, a retired expansion officer of Pusad Panchayat Samiti, died of a heart attack, celebrating his daughter’s success in the examination.
In fact, the daughter of Khandare, Mohini, obtained an impressive rank in UPSC results, which was declared a few days ago. Family, neighbors, relatives and well -wishers gathered in their lives to mark the moment of this pride in their lives, and they were all in a festive mood.
The people there were celebrating the huge success of Mohini. The girl’s father, Prahlad Khandare, was being appreciated for his hard work and dedication for the preparation of the daughter. His daughter’s achievement in the UPSC examination brought her small village into the national headlines. In fact, success earned the village a very desired recognition across the country.
According to local sources, Khandare was blind emotional and was very happy with his daughter’s success, which had fulfilled the family’s long -destined dream. As the ceremony was going on, it suddenly fell. Family members, relatives and neighbors took him to a nearby medical facility, but was declared dead on arrival. The doctors confirmed that the reason for this was a massive heart attack.
The village, who was enraged in the cheer for Mohini’s remarkable achievement, was soon miserable. The mood of the celebration was replaced by a sombre atmosphere because the people gathered there to celebrate success used to mourn the sudden passing of a person who dedicated his life to public service and his daughter’s education.
Mohini, whose hard work was finally paid with a significant rank in one of the most difficult exams in India, was abandoned heartbroken. The success, which took a significant turn in Mohini’s life, was saddened by her father’s unbearable loss.
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