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Colonel MN Rai cremated with full military honours

Indian Military Veterans
New Delhi, January 29

Colonel M N Rai, killed in a gunbattle with militants in south Kashmir's Pulwama district, was on Thursday cremated with full military honours here.
Army chief Gen Dalbir Singh placed a wreath as hundreds gathered to pay their last respects to the officer at the Cantonment here.
The 39-year-old brave officer was also given a gun salute. His pyre was lighted by the officer's elder brother Col DN Rai, who is also from the Gorkha Rifles like his sibling.
Members of his regiment and Rashtriya Rifles unit were also present along with top officers from the Army Headquarters.
Colonel M N Rai lost his life fighting terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Tral on January 27, just a day after being awarded Yudh Seva Medal.
The martyred colonel's wife, two daughters and son were present for the last rites.
The Commanding Officer was hailed by the Army for always leading from the front in operations and reaching out to youths in militancy-hit areas.
Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, the Army chief had said: "He was a very brave officer and he had been awarded Yudh Seva Medal on January 26. And it is an example of leadership that the moment he got information about two terrorists in that area, he immediately went in".
PTI

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