Fate can sometimes be so cruel that humans cannot even imagine. This heartbreaking incident from Maharashtra’s Satara district is one where a woman bid farewell to her husband just hours after giving birth to a daughter.
The wife arrived at the crematorium lying on a hospital stretcher. While lying there, she touched her husband’s face. Another woman stood nearby, holding a newborn baby girl born eight hours earlier. The scene was so emotional that everyone present burst into tears. A video of this moment is now rapidly going viral on social media.
A tragic incident has emerged from Maharashtra’s Satara district.
This heartbreaking incident occurred in Aare-Dare village in Satara district. Indian Army soldier Pramod Jadhav died in a road accident. Pramod’s wife was pregnant. He had taken leave to be with his wife during the birth. But no one knew that this soldier, who had come to visit his family, would be separated from them forever.
Died in accident, daughter born a few hours later
Pramod Jadhav died in a road accident in the Dare area of Satara taluka. His wife gave birth to a daughter just hours after the accident. Fate snatched away the young man who was supposed to hold his daughter in his arms before he could even see her face.
Husband bids farewell with eight-hour-old daughter
Pramod Jadhav’s last rites were performed with full state honours in his native village on Sunday. The scene at the final farewell was heartbreaking—his wife lying on a stretcher, tears in her eyes, her husband wrapped in the tricolor, and a woman standing nearby, holding her 8-hour-old daughter in her lap. The daughter, who was supposed to walk holding her father’s finger, was giving her father a final salute.
The whole village was filled with tears.
The mother’s eyes were filled with pain, she held a small child in her lap, and in front of her was her husband, who had served the nation, wrapped in the tricolor. This scene brought tears to the eyes of everyone present at the cremation ground. On one hand, the arrival of a new life, on the other, the departure of a true soldier—no one will ever forget this pain.