Kin of victim from Bhojpur district shocked

ARA: Rajmani Kumar Yadav, one of the four CRPF jawans who died in indiscriminate firing by one of their colleagues in the wee hours of Monday at CRPF’s 50 battalion camp in Lingalapalli village of Sukma district in Chhattisgarh, could not fulfil his promise of gifting a bag to his mother, Ramrati Devi, that he showed in his video call to his wife, Rinki Devi, a day before his untimely death.
Yadav’s inconsolable wife told mediapersons that her husband had made a video call on Sunday night and said he would come home on November 14 as he could not get leave during Diwali. “He had showed a bag in the video call that he had bought for his mother,” she added.
Though Yadav belonged to Samardah village under Katya panchayat of Bihiya block in Bhojpur district, his family was currently living at Dulhinganj Bazar under the Jagdishpur block in the district.
Yadav nephew Banti said, “My uncle had joined the CRPF in 2011 and Chhattisgarh was his first posting. He got married in 2006. He has three sons – Prince, Satyam and Shivam – and two daughters – Saloni and Priya. His father Ramji Singh Yadav was a sub-inspector with Bihar police who died when his patrolling vehicle overturned in 2015.”