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Mandya: Wife of martyred soldier Guru, decides to join army

  •   Mon, Feb 18 2019 03:38:42 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mandya (SP)

Mandya, Feb 18: Kalavathi, wife of the slain soldier from Gudigere in Maddur taluk, Guru, said that her husband wanted to serve the Indian army for ten more years. "He could not fulfill his wish. I want to do by bit in serving the country by joining the army," she added.

"I had completed graduation at the time of marriage. My husband inspired me to continue my education. He said he will back my desire to study as long as I want to. He was everything for me. After losing him, I have plunged into nothingness," she lamented.

Guru's father, Honnayya, said that he will make his grandchildren also to serve the security forces. He requested all the families in the country to send one member each to serve the army.

The family has been getting a steady stream of financial assistance. Infosys Foundation has announced financial assistance of Rs 10 lac to each of the families of soldiers who died in the recent suicide bombing. 'Bell Bottom' Kannada movie team visited the family of Guru and handed over assistance on Sunday.
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Feb 19 2019

    It is a decision of this brave lady to be thought twice.I am sure she /they are having children.when they are still small and needs parethral help,she should do it in the first stage.To serve Country one side other side your family needs you lady.Thats your job which is same similarity as serving your country..let them not in dark.Family is there but mother /father are first choice.Their love and affection can nobody replace.

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