Watch: CRPF Jawans Escort Daughter Of Martyred Soldier At Her Wedding

The internet has surfaced with yet another story that has touched a lot of people. The images showed a touching scene as jawans from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) intervened to perform the Indian wedding rituals and attend the wedding of the daughter of a martyred soldier. Many people were moved by the CRPF jawans' touching gesture, which stirred up a wide range of emotions in online users. The jawans can be seen holding the 'Phoolon ki chaddar' for the bride.

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"CRPF Personnel Attended The Wedding Ceremony Of Sarika Meena, Daughter Of Shaheed CRPF Constable Rakesh Kumar Meena, At His Residence In Dubi Village, Alwar District, Rajasthan."

On May 8, 2010, in Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, the late CRPF Constable Rakesh Kumar Meena of the 168 Battalion force was martyred while fighting the Naxals with great valour. Sarika Meena, his daughter, has just joined him in married happiness. The marriage ceremony was held in Alwar, Rajasthan. Recently, the wedding images appeared on the Internet through the Indian Military Updates page. Soon after being posted, the images gained a lot of popularity on social media.

The CRPF jawans are pictured carrying a bridal veil as they make their way toward the platform while wearing their uniforms. In addition, they gave the bride a Kanyadaan gift as well.

A person on the internet commented, "Wow...and see the confident eyes of bride," as a result of the photographs evoking strong feelings in them. Excellent. One more said, "Protection at best." "Brothers with different mothers." One of the people said, "You may leave the Indian armed forces, but they will not leave you alone."

The CRPF jawans had already shown their support for the family of a fallen comrade. A similar occurrence that occurred earlier in December 2021 made news. The daughter of their deceased coworker Constable Shailendra Pratap Singh was the bride, and the CRPF officers became brothers with her. He had died in Pulwama, Kashmir, in a battle with militants.