Salute to Martyrs: Mortal remains of bravehearts reach native places

Lucknow: Families are receiving the mortal remains of 38 Indian Jawans who lost their lives in the worst-ever terror attack on an army convoy in Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rajnath Singh and Chiefs of Indian security forces paid their tributes to all 38 bravehearts at the Palam Airport on Friday.

LIVE UPDATES:

- Madhya Pradesh: Mortal remains of CRPF Constable Ashwani Kumar Kachhi are being brought to his home.

- CM Nitish Kumar and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav pay tribute to Constable Ratan Kumar Thakur and Head Constable Sanjay Kumar Sinha of CRPF who lost their lives in Pulwama Attack.

- Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat pays tribute to CRPF ASI Mohan Lal who lost his life in Pulwama Attack.

- Mortal remains of CRPF jawan Rohitash Lamba have been brought to his native place in Govindpura in Jaipur.

- Villagers & family of CRPF personnel Awadhesh Kumar Yadav who lost his life receieved his mortal remains in Chandauli.

- Mortal remains of constable Ramesh Yadav was receieved by his family in Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh.

Here is the complete list of CRPF Martyrs:

Jammu sector:

1. Naseer Ahmad (Jammu and Kashmir)

2. Jaimal Singh (Punjab)

3. Sukhjinder Singh (Punjab)

4. Tilak Raj (Himachal Pradesh)

5. Rohitash Lamba (Rajasthan)

Srinagar Sector:

6. Vijay Soreng (Jharkhand)

7. Vasantha Kumar VV (Kerala)

8. Subramaniam G (Tamil Nadui)

9. Manoja Kumar Behera (Odisha)

10. GD Guru H (Karnataka)

11. Narayan Lal Gurjar (Rajasthan)

12. Mahesh Kumar (Uttar Pradesh)

13. Pradeep Kumar (Uttar Pradesh)

14. Hemraj Meena (Rajasthan)

15. PK Sahoo (Odisha)

16. Ramesh Yadav (Uttar Pradesh)

17. Sanjay Rajput (Maharashtra)

18. Koushal Kumar Rawat (Uttar Pradesh)

19. Pradeep Singh (Uttar Pradesh)

20. Shyam Babu (Uttar Pradesh)

21. Ajit Kumar Azad (Uttar Pradesh)

22. Maninder Singh Attri (Punjab)

23. Bablu Santra (West Bengal)

24. Ashvni Kumar Kaochi (Madhya Pradesh)

25. Rathod Nitin Shivaji (Maharashtra)

26. Bhagirathi Singh (Rajasthan)

27. Virendra Singh (Uttarakhand)

28. Awadhesh Kumar Yadav (Uttar Pradesh)

29. Ratan Kumar Thakur (Bihar)

30. Kankaj Kumar Tripathi (Uttar Pradesh)

31. Jeet Ram (Rajasthan)

32. Amit Kumar (Uttar Pradesh)

33. Vijay Kr. Mourya (Uttar Pradesh)

34. Kulwinder Singh (Punjab)

35. Maneswar Bsumatari (Assam)

36. Mohan Lal (Uttarakhand)

37. Sanjay Kumar Sinha (Bihar)

38. Ram Vakeel (Uttar Pradesh)