The heartbreaking video features fiance inconsistent after flight lieutenant Siddharth Yadav, which has been cremated with full military honors in Haryana village. Chandigarh News

New Delhi: Flight Lieutenant Siddharth Yadav’s last visit, who died in Jaguar fighter jet accident near Gujarat Jamnagar Air Force Station Wednesday night was marked by honor, pride and unbearable grief. Officers of the 28 -year -old Indian Air Force, recently engaged in preparation for their wedding in November, were cremated on Friday at Majra Bhalki, their ancestral village in Haryana. Rewari District.
Hundreds of people, including villagers, ex -servicemen and serving officials gathered to pay their final honors. For ex -servicemen to take the national flag, the procession led the procession, while the locals bombarded the flower petals along the route. IAF saluted a gun, and its mortal remains were sent to flames completely Military honor,
But the most intestinal moment came into the cremation ground. His fiancée, unable to withdraw his grief, broke crying and begs, “Baby, you didn’t come to pick me up … You promised that you will.”
His words caught on the video, quickly went viral on social media, became a tragic symbol of a life and cut love.
He also asked to see his face for the last time, pleading to open the coffin, “Show me your face once”. The heart touching moment left the gathering of mourning in tears.
Yadav returned home on 23 March for his engagement and reported to go back on duty on 31 March. A relative, Sachin recalled how excited Siddharth was about his upcoming marriage and even planned to build a new house.
He was commissioned as a fighter pilot in 2020 and was serving at Jamnagar Airbase for some time. The night of the accident, he and another pilot were on a training trimming when Jaguar to-Seter Jet developed a technical obstacle. The pilots successfully run the aircraft from residential areas, but Yadav died due to his injuries. Other pilots survived and receive treatment at a military hospital in Jamnagar.
The Indian Air Force has initiated a court investigation to determine the exact cause of the accident. In a statement on X (East Twitter), the IAF said: “An IAF Jaguar crashed from the two-seater aircraft Jamnagar Airfield during one night mission. Pilots faced. Technical fault And avoiding damage to the airspace and local population, began the ejection. Unfortunately, a pilot died due to his injuries. ,
Yadav came from a line of soldiers. His father, Sushil Yadav served in the Indian Air Force. His grandfather and great -grandfather were part of the Indian Army. His mother, Sushila Devi, stood stoic with a picture of her son, which was sticking to her chest.
“I am proud to have raised a bravehart,” he said. “Let every mother send her son to protect this country. We have lost her, but she died for the motherland.”
Former Haryana minister Banwari Lal, Bawal MLA Krishna Kumar, senior officers of the Air Force and Army, and thousands of villagers, who were standing in the crematorium, were standing shoulder to shoulder in a serious tribute.
In only 28 years, flight lieutenant Siddharth Yadav lived with courage, commitment and love – and in his final work, he left behind a nation not only a proud village, but in mourning.