How Did Bihar Guv Honor BSF Martyr Mohammad Imtiaz in Saran?

Synopsis
Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan paid tribute to BSF Sub-Inspector Mohammad Imtiaz, who was martyred in Jammu and Kashmir. His visit to Narayanpur village was marked by emotional tributes, government support, and plans to honor Imtiaz's legacy through infrastructure and memorials.
Key Takeaways
- Bihar Governor paid tribute to BSF Sub-Inspector Mohammad Imtiaz.
- Emotional scene witnessed by villagers and officials.
- Government announced ₹50 lakh compensation and a job for family.
- Plans for memorials and infrastructure in honor of Imtiaz.
- His legacy will inspire future generations.
Patna, May 14 (NationPress) A deeply moving and proud occasion transpired on Wednesday in Narayanpur village, situated in the Jalal Basant Panchayat of Garkha block, when Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan honored the memory of BSF Sub-Inspector Mohammad Imtiaz by visiting his family home and paying tribute.
Sub-Inspector Imtiaz was recently killed in action while serving in Jammu and Kashmir. The Governor laid a floral tribute before the oil portrait of the martyr, saluting his ultimate sacrifice for the country, creating an emotional scene witnessed by villagers, relatives, and officials.
While comforting the mourning family, Governor Khan extended heartfelt condolences, reassuring them that the nation stands united with them. “We take immense pride in brave souls like Mohammad Imtiaz, who laid down their lives for our defense. Their sacrifice is everlasting and serves as an inspiration for us all,” he stated, as villagers gathered in respectful silence.
His visit fostered an atmosphere of both honor and sorrow, as local residents were touched by the high recognition of their son's martyrdom.
Previously, on Tuesday, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav had also visited the martyr’s family in Chappra.
CM Kumar announced a compensation of ₹50 lakh and a government job for a family member.
Tejashwi Yadav assured the family of complete assistance, describing Imtiaz’s sacrifice as a source of pride for both Bihar and the nation. Several measures have been announced by the government to honor Sub-Inspector Imtiaz’s legacy.
A rural road spanning 2 km from Chintamanganj bridge to Rahmpur market will be renamed in his honor. A Shaheed Dwar (Martyr’s Gate) will be constructed at the entrance of his village. A new health sub-centre will be set up in Narayanpur village, and a memorial dedicated to Shaheed Imtiaz will be erected in his name.
The martyrdom of Sub-Inspector Mohammad Imtiaz has evoked profound emotions throughout the state.
His name is now ingrained in the annals of Bihar’s history, not merely as a martyr but as a beacon of courage and patriotism.
As villagers stepped forward to pay their respects and express condolences, one sentiment resonated throughout Narayanpur: “Shaheed Imtiaz will always be remembered. His sacrifice will continue to inspire future generations.”