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Punjab HC Orders Daljit Singh's Last Rites in Native Village Bhamra Kala
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ludhiana
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 09:37 AM
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The Punjab High Court has modified its earlier order, directing that the last rites of Daljit Singh be performed in his native village, Bhamra Kala, in Mansa district.
The final farewell ceremony for Daljit Singh is scheduled to take place today in his ancestral village of Bhamra Kala, located in the Mansa district of Punjab. This development follows a significant legal intervention by the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
The court issued a modified order after hearing arguments presented by the deceased's mother and sister. Their legal plea focused on the right to conduct the last rites in the family's native village, which the court ultimately upheld.
The decision marks a shift from the previous directive, ensuring that the funeral proceedings will be held in Bhamra Kala rather than any other location. The family members expressed their relief at the court's decision, which aligns with their long-standing request for a traditional burial in their hometown.
Local authorities and family members are preparing for the ceremony, which is expected to draw a large gathering from the community. The event underscores the legal and cultural significance of ancestral ties in Punjab's social fabric.
The court issued a modified order after hearing arguments presented by the deceased's mother and sister. Their legal plea focused on the right to conduct the last rites in the family's native village, which the court ultimately upheld.
The decision marks a shift from the previous directive, ensuring that the funeral proceedings will be held in Bhamra Kala rather than any other location. The family members expressed their relief at the court's decision, which aligns with their long-standing request for a traditional burial in their hometown.
Local authorities and family members are preparing for the ceremony, which is expected to draw a large gathering from the community. The event underscores the legal and cultural significance of ancestral ties in Punjab's social fabric.