Nawanshahr, October 3 (Gurbakhsh Singh Mahe):- Life is very precious, and no one can say when or where a turn may come in its journey. When a young person, living a happy life, suddenly leaves this world forever, it becomes very difficult for the family, relatives, friends and loved ones to bear the grief. These views were expressed by Sant Surinder Das, president of Charan Chhoh Ganga Amrit Kund Sachkhand Sri Khuralgarh Sahib; Chairman Nazar Ram Mann; Sant Karam Chand; Baba Dayal Chand Banga; and Jagdish Kumar, in-charge of the reception committee, while addressing a condolence ceremony for Ranjit Kumar, a close relative of the committee’s press secretary Gurbakhsh Mehe, at village Rail Majra.
It is worth mentioning that Ranjit Kumar had returned from abroad on leave on September 19, and on September 24, his health deteriorated and he passed away at PGI Chandigarh the same evening. The leaders said that the untimely death of young Ranjit Kumar had deeply shaken every person who had love and respect for him in their heart.
For any family, the pain of losing a young son is not easy to express in words. Parents have countless dreams for the future of their children. When these dreams are suddenly shattered, the family is overwhelmed by immense grief. The news of Ranjit Kumar’s separation has also created such an emptiness in the hearts of his loved ones that it is extremely difficult to fill.
They said that a person’s true identity is reflected through his relationships, conduct and the place he creates in people’s hearts. After someone leaves this world, only their memories, the moments spent with them and the bonds they shared remain behind. The emotions of the people remembering Ranjit Kumar after his untimely death are a reflection of how deeply the loss of a loved one can affect those left behind.
In this hour of grief, expressing sympathy with the bereaved family and giving them courage is the moral responsibility of society. At such a time, even a few words of compassion and solidarity can provide support to a grieving family. They said that they prayed before Waheguru to grant the departed soul a place at His feet and give the family and all loved ones the strength to bear this unbearable grief. Ranjit Kumar’s memories will always remain alive in the hearts of those who loved him.
On this occasion, the deceased Ranjit Kumar’s elder brother Manjit Kumar, sisters Kanta Rani, Soniyan Chandar, Baldev Raj, Gurbakhsh Singh Mehe, Gurbakhsh Kaur, Prashotam Nawanshahr, Rani Makkowal, former soldier Roop Singh, Karanvir, Japneet Mehe, Mukesh Kumar, Naman Beta, Paramjit Kaur, mother Naseeb Kaur, Pradeep Kaur, Ravi Kumar Tonsa, Anmol Garhi, Kaku Garhi, Amandeep Kaur Garhi, Mohan Singh Garhi, Savitri Devi, Neeshu, Urvashi and Kusum, along with many other relatives and family members, were present. Pathi Singhs Amar Singh, Hardeep Singh and Jodha Singh conducted the prayer and condolence ceremony.
