Ranchi, The mortal remains of two Jharkhand-based yoga instructors, who were killed in a road accident in Vietnam, are expected to arrive in the state on Saturday evening, an official said.
Raja Kumar from Ranchi and Vinay Kumar Rai from Jamshedpur had been teaching yoga at Adi Yoga Academy in Vietnam’s Da Lat city. They died on September 25 after their two-wheeler collided with a car, the official said. Earlier, the mortal remains of the two yoga instructors were expected to arrive in Kolkata by Tuesday night, but the plan has changed due to some issues. The families had expressed inability to bring back the bodies due to their financial condition.
The bodies are likely to be brought to Kolkata by Saturday afternoon and then transported to the state by ambulance, Jharkhand Migration Cell team head Sikha Lakra said. “The bodies are expected to arrive in Jharkhand on Saturday evening,” Lakra told PTI.
He had last visited Ranchi two to three months back. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text. The Jharkhand government will provide compensation of ₹ 5 lakh to the next of kin of each deceased after the mortal remains arrive in the state, the official said. “On September 25, we got information that my son died in an accident.
Friends of the deceased and members of the Indian community in Vietnam pooled funds to meet the expenses for sending the bodies, family members said. Raja’s father Umesh Verma, an electrician, said his son had been supporting the family by working in Vietnam. Vinay’s father Ramesh Rai said the family was awaiting the arrival of his son’s body to perform the last rites. He said Vinay’s friends and Indians in Vietnam had pooled funds to bring back the body. Vinay had gone to Vietnam around two years ago, his father said.
We want his mortal remains to be brought back at the earliest,” Verma had told reporters on Wednesday.
