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Siwan News: After Chhapra, Army jawan Rambabu Singh, who lives in Siwan, Bihar, was martyred for the country on Monday (May 12, 2025). He was shot on Monday due to a violation of Pakistan after ceasefire. According to the family, there was a bullet in the afternoon and then the news came that he was martyred for the country. After this news, there was silence in Rambabu Singh’s village.
The martyred soldier Rambabu Singh was a resident of Vasilpur village of Badhariya block of Siwan. His father self. Ramvichar Singh had been the Deputy Chief of Hariharpur Panchayat. Akhilesh Singh, a brother of Rambabu Singh, is working as a loco pilot in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand.
Information about martyrdom not yet given to wife
Martyr Jawan Rambabu Singh’s father-in-law Subhash Chandra Sharma said that his son-in-law had joined duty in Jammu and Kashmir on 10 April. His father -in -law told that both he and his daughter were in Dhanbad. Yesterday (Monday), a call came from the army headquarters at around 1.30 pm that the son -in -law had been shot. After this, it was reported that they have been martyred. Wife Anjali Singh has still not been informed about the martyrdom of her husband.
Shaheed Rambabu Singh’s father -in -law told that his son -in -law had been posted in Jodhpur. However, he was stopped during a tension between India and Pakistan. Yesterday (May 12, 2025) Rambabu Singh had a conversation with his wife Anjali around 10 pm. By that time he was fine.
Married four months ago
It is said that martyr Jawan Rambabu Singh was married about four months ago. The people of the village are waiting for their body to come. By evening or tomorrow, the body can come. The family members of the martyred soldier told that Rambabu was full of spirit of the patriot since childhood. He was admitted to the army and serving the country. After the incident, the eyes of the people of the village are moist. People are also proud.
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