lieutenant narwal wife is crying pahalgam terror attack

The wife of Indian Navy Lieutenant Vinay Narwal bid farewell to her husband, who was martyred in the Pahalgam terror attack. Narwal’s wife looked helpless during this time. She was getting bitterly. Both were married on 16 April. Today, Navy officer Vinay Narwal will be cremated in Karnal. Tripathi of Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh paid floral tributes on the mortal remains of Lieutenant Vinay Narwal at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also paid his last tribute to Lieutenant Vinay Narwal, the Indian Navy, who was martyred. Narwal joined the Navy two years ago and was posted in Kochi. His death has raged a wave of mourning in his family, community and defense establishment. Neighbors and locals have expressed their condolences, many of whom have described Narwal as a bright future young officer. The heart filled with new dreams of enthusiasm and married life broke badly on Tuesday, when 24-year-old Himanshi Swami became widow only six days after the wedding.

Which was the most beautiful chapter of his life, it ended at a page soaked with blood and tears. After taking oath in Destination Wedding with his close friends and family, Vinay and Himanshi dreamed of celebrating a honeymoon in Switzerland. The newly married couple had to take a walk not under the shadow of the genocide, but under the Alpine sky. He had to change his plan due to the delay in the visa. He chose Pahalgam, which was close and was considered calm.

Vinay’s mother Asha Narwal was still receiving congratulatory messages from neighbors in Sector 7 of Karnal, but luck had already turned away from the family. On Tuesday afternoon, bullets and blood broke the beautiful silence of the Basaron grassland, 5 km from Pahalgam city in Anantnag district, which irony is that the local language is known as ‘Mini Switzerland’. Vinay, who went on a honeymoon with the love of his life, became one of the 26 victims of the terrorist attack targeting tourists in the region.