Himachal News: During the funeral, a sudden flood and water came to the Shukkar Khad of Hamirpur, Video - HamirPur Funeral Shukkar Khad Flood Pyre surrounded by water amid the rain of Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh News Hamirpur Himachal Pradesh caused a tragic incident due to heavy rains. The last rituals of 65 -year -old Roshan Lal were performed on the banks of Shukkar Khad in Chandla town Zaji Panchayat. Due to the rain, the water in the ravine began to increase and the fuels were surrounded by water. The water trend was changed using JCB machine. During the funeral, the pips in the floods were engulfed in the gorge. Jagran Ravi Thakur, HamirPur. Heavy rain in Himachal Pradesh remains a disaster for the people. Life is severely influenced by heavy rain, landslides and floods. The last rituals when someone passed away this season is nothing less than a challenge. Recently, there was a case of the burning of funeral floods in the state. Now a similar incident has occurred in the town of Chandla, Panchayat of Badsar subdivision under District Hamirpur. 65 -Year -Oe elderly Roshan Lal died on Saturday night due to illness. Elderly people will be cried at Shukkar Khad with Hindu habit at about 9:30 on Sunday. The fire was set on fire when the area suddenly rained heavy rain. As a result, the water level of Shukkar Khad increased rapidly and the water began to move directly to the pyre. The funeral solid was swept away. The funeral performed by turning the flow of the gorge with the machinery increased so much within a few moments that the rockets were surrounded by water. There has been chaos for some time in the residents and family members who were present on the spot. Local youth and Panchayat representatives immediately asked a JCB machine to experience the situation. Using the machine, the increased platform was made by soil to place the fire and turn the flow of water in the other direction. With this mutual support, the funeral of Roshan Lal can be fully completed with this mutual support. During this time, the eyes of many elders became moist. Villagers say that the area has received stormy rain over the past few days, which suddenly flips the drains and gorges. The residents showed anger, even if there was no safe and firm cremation.