Murder of a youth from Haryana in England. symbolic photo
Communication partner, Badhra. The body of Vijay Kumar, resident of village Jagarambas, reached his village on Thursday afternoon, 24 days after he was murdered in England. The last rites were performed here in Rambagh of the village. In the presence of thousands of villagers of the area, his body was cremated by his elder brother Ravi Sheoran.
Vijay Kumar, a resident of village Jagarambas, was murdered by some youth in England while returning from the university on the evening of 25 November. On which the body was kept there for 23 days for investigation. After receiving the no objection letter from the police, a private agency left England with the body and reached Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi at 8:45 am on Thursday.
After completing the legal formalities here, his body was sent home at 12 o'clock. When the body reached his ancestral home, there was mourning in the village. But the villagers took care of their relatives and after the last darshan, thousands of villagers and area residents cremated Vijay in the cremation ground of the village.
After waiting for their son to be brought for the last twenty days, his father ex-serviceman Surendra Singh, brother Ravi Sheoran and mother Rajbala lost their patience after seeing the dead body. Khap Sheoran Twenty-five President Bijendra Sheoran, BJP District President Engineer Sunil Hadaudi, JJP President Vijay Sheoran, MLA Umed Patuwas's brother Rajesh Patuwas, Shamsher Jagarambas etc. participated in the cremation.
Patience broken after seeing son's dead body
As soon as the body of his son Vijay Kumar reached the house of ex-serviceman Surendra Singh in village Jagrambas from England on Thursday, the father and brother kept consoling others for some time, but mother Rajbala burst into tears. She lost consciousness after seeing the dead body.
He said that Vijay had gone abroad for studies. How can one have patience after seeing the condition in which he has returned? The friends and villagers of deceased Vijay kept trying to convince their relatives.
Jitendra Sheoran, brother-in-law of the deceased Vijay Sheoran, who arrived with the dead body, said that since the incident, the police had been investigating with all due diligence and there has been a delay of 23 days due to the possibility of re-postmortem of the body as per the rules of the Government of England.
The culprits were immediately identified and all reports matched. He is confident that the law there will give strict punishment to the accused.
Left GST job and went to England for higher education
Vijay Sheoran was selected for the post of Inspector in GST. But last February I went to England to pursue MBA. Where on November 25, he was brutally murdered with knives. Five youths from India have been named in this murder case.
After seven to eight days of the incident, England Police got the post-mortem done of the deceased Vijay Sheoran but did not give orders to send the body to India. Now, after completing other legal formalities, an order was received to take the dead body on 14th December.