When is Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa’s final farewell?

Chandigarh : The final farewell of senior leader Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa will take place today at his ancestral village The last rites are scheduled to be held at 3 PM in the afternoon after a brief procession to the village Following his demise, his mortal remains will be taken to his native place for the cremation ceremony where family members friends and well-wishers will gather to pay their respects

Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa was a prominent political figure known for his contributions to regional and national politics His passing has left a deep void in the community and several leaders have expressed their condolences and remembered his work Dhindsa’s life was marked by decades of public service and dedication to his constituents

Preparations for the funeral are underway and security arrangements have been made to ensure a peaceful ceremony The local administration along with family members is coordinating to receive guests and dignitaries who have come to attend the last rites The village is expected to witness an outpouring of grief and respect as people from all walks of life come together to honor the departed leader

Throughout the day various rituals will be performed according to traditional customs After the cremation family members are likely to hold prayer meetings and offer tributes to the late Dhindsa Several political leaders and associates have planned to visit the village to pay homage and share their memories

The news of Dhindsa’s passing has evoked a strong emotional response among the people who admired his leadership and vision He was known for his humble demeanor and commitment to social causes which earned him respect across political divides His death marks the end of an era and many hope that his legacy will continue to inspire future generations

As the community prepares for the final farewell today emotions run high with many reflecting on Dhindsa’s contributions to society The day will be marked by solemnity and remembrance as the village comes together to say goodbye to one of its most respected sons