Pain of losing 6 relatives in Uttarakhand accident: I brought leave to persuade my parents for pilgrimage, now regretting

Six people of the family of Jagdish Sharma, a resident of Panna district of Madhya Pradesh were aboard in the bus accident that took place at Damta in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. Jagdish, who lost his parents in the accident, told that he had brought leave from Surat to persuade both of them to go to Chardham. Now I’m sorry, why did you do this? Know the story of losing your close ones in the accident, in the words of relatives…

I am a resident of Kunwarpur village. My sister’s father-in-law Awadhesh Pandey and Shakuntala Pandey, who live in Powai, first planned to go on Chardham Yatra. On May 15, I got a call from sister that her mother-in-law and mother-in-law’s mother-in-law’s father-in-law are going on a pilgrimage to Chardham. It would have been better if parents had also gone along. After this my father Badri Prasad Sharma and mother Chandrakali Sharma also agreed to go along. On May 20, everyone boarded a bus and left for Chardham, but the registration was delayed for two days. After this, all the deaths were reported in the accident. Due to our kinship, 6 people have died in Devbhoomi. Those who died include my parents, father-in-law of sister-in-law and mother-in-law of sister’s sister-in-law. I was in Surat and came on leave from there only to persuade my parents to visit Chardham. Now I’m sorry I wish I hadn’t done so.

Jagdish Sharma’s parents had offered prayers before leaving for Chardham Yatra. They were very excited for the journey.

Chaturesh Pandey, brother of Awadhesh Pandey, a resident of Powai, told…
My elder brother Avadhesh Pandey and sister-in-law Shakuntala Pandey died in the accident. The elder brother’s brother Jageshwar Prasad Garg and his wife Anil Kumari have also died. We were watching TV last evening when we saw the news of accident in Uttarakhand. At first tried to call the elder brother, but could not be contacted. After this, the other members of the family were told, but it was not clear that there was an accident with our family. Now the only hope from the administration is to bring the dead bodies of our loved ones with respect.

Said on the phone – the tour is good, and the accident happened
Banke Bihari Katya, a resident of Panna district, and four members of her family were in the bus. Banke Bihari’s wife Ramsakhi told her daughter Ranjana, who lives in Panna between 5 and 6 pm on Sunday, on mobile – the tour is good. After about an hour and a half, the news of the bus falling into the ditch came. before death Read the full story related to the last conversation here.

The pilgrims who died on Sunday had all set out for the pilgrimage with pomp on May 20. His journey to Chardham in Uttarakhand started on June 5. On the very first day, while going to Yamunotri, his bus fell into a deep gorge. The bus was on its way from Rishikesh to Yamunotri at the time of the accident.

Those who do not come back home…

Banke Bihari Katya, wife Ramsakhi. Mohandra Village.

Silence in Buddhasingh Sata village, no stove lit in houses that lost 8 people
After the Uttarakhand bus accident, there is silence in Buddha Singh Sata village of Panna district. There was mourning as soon as the information about the death of eight people reached the village. Everyone’s eyes are moist remembering the people killed in the accident. When Dainik Bhaskar’s team reached the village, screams were heard all around. There is no stove in any house in the village. Those who lost their loved ones are getting emotional remembering their words. Some are regretting sending their parents on the Chardham Yatra, while some are mourning the loss of their elderly friend.

Sad to leave the only doctor in the village
Villagers of Buddh Singh Sata village told that Rajaram Singh was the only doctor in our village. He used to stand with every man in bad times, but Rajaram Singh along with his wife Geeta Singh and his sister Janak Singh died in the Uttarakhand accident. After the death of Rajaram, now there is no doctor left in this village, who can give first aid to the people when needed.

Governance-administration camped in the village
The government administration has camped in Sata village, which lost 8 people in the Uttarakhand bus accident. On Monday afternoon, Sagar Divisional Commissioner Mukesh Shukla, Sagar IG Anurag, Chhatarpur Range DIG Vivek Raj Singh, Panna Collector Sanjay Mishra, Panna SP Dharmaraj Meena along with SDM Tehsildar reached the local police station in-charge staff.

For the first time, 8 pyres will burn together in the village
The villagers told that for the first time 8 bodies would be burnt in the village simultaneously. On one side there will be two pyres, in which the last rites of Dr Raja Ram Singh and his wife Geeta Singh will be performed. On the other hand, the pyres of 6 members of the Dwivedi family will burn together. In these, the last rites of Harinarayan Dwivedi, his wife Haribai, brother Rupnarayan Dwivedi, cousin Dinesh Prasad Dwivedi and his wife Prabha Dwivedi and Rajkunwar will be performed together. For this, three trolley woods have been procured from Panna forest division.

Awadhesh, wife of Shakuntala Pandey. Powai village.

Dinesh, wife Uma Dwivedi. Sata Village.

Harinarayan, wife Haribai Dwivedi. Sata Village.

Raja Ram Singh, wife Geeta Singh. Sata Village.

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