BSF constable's body reaches Bengal home

A team will be formed with elderly people of the locality to help Jadavs family, Routh and Shaw said.While Jadav was killed, two Assam Rifles personnel suffered gunshot wounds in the attack, the Army said on Tuesday.The injured have been evacuated by air to Mantripukhri and search operations are in progress, the Armys Spear Corps headquartered in Dimapur said on Twitter.Extensive area domination operations by Assam Rifles, BSF Police undertaken in areas of SugnuSerou in Manipur...

The mortal remains of BSF constable Ranjit Jadav, who was killed in Serou area of Manipur's Kakching district, arrived at his Bhatpara residence in North 24-Parganas of West Bengal on Tuesday evening.

Barrackpore MP Arjun Singh, members of the Bhatpara municipality and locals visited Jadav’s residence to pay tributes.

“He was very popular and brave. He was the only earning member of the family and is survived by wife Kaushyalla, 8-year-old son, two unmarried sisters, brother, mother and father,” said one of his neighbours.

Singh said he was ready to extend any kind of help to Jadav’s family.

Local councillors Gopal Routh and Tarun Shaw said Jadav fought for the country and the local people will never forget him. “We have lost a soldier. A team will be formed with elderly people of the locality to help Jadav’s family,” Routh and Shaw said.

While Jadav was killed, two Assam Rifles personnel suffered gunshot wounds in the attack, the Army said on Tuesday.

The injured have been evacuated by air to Mantripukhri and search operations are in progress, the Army’s Spear Corps headquartered in Dimapur said on Twitter.

''Extensive area domination operations by Assam Rifles, BSF & Police undertaken in areas of Sugnu/Serou in #Manipur... Intermittent firing between Security Forces & group of insurgents took place throughout night of 05/06 June. Security Forces effectively retaliated to the fire,'' it posted on Twitter.