Soldier Rakeshwar Singh Manhas was launched from Maoist captivity at this time.
Jammu:
Days of anxious silence gave solution to reduction and celebration on the home of soldier Rakeshwar Singh Manhas in Jammu because the information of his launch from Maoist captivity broke on Thursday.
Members of the family and family members of the commando, who was kidnapped by Maoists after an encounter with safety forces in Chhattisgarh on April 3, have been moved to tears as they noticed visuals of him stepping out of an ambulance on a information channel.
Mr Manhas’ five-year-old daughter was seen kissing her father’s image on a cell phone.
“That is the happiest second of my life. I at all times remained hopeful of his return and wish to thank the central and Chhattisgarh governments and everyone else who stood by us throughout the testing occasions,” Mr Manhas’ spouse Meenu informed reporters at their home in Burnai on the Jammu-Akhnoor street.
Twenty-two personnel from numerous safety forces just like the Commando Battalion for Resolute Motion (CoBRA) of the Central Reserve Police Power, its Bastariya battalion and people from the District Reserve Guard and STF of the Chhattisgarh Police have been killed within the ambush.
Thirty-one safety personnel have been additionally injured within the encounter.
