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Ground Report | New Delhi: Why people trolling Aashna Lidder; Heartbreaking visuals were witnessed at Berar Square in Delhi Cantonment on Friday morning during the funeral procession of Brigadier LS Lidder, who died along with General Bipin Rawat and 11 others in a military helicopter crash in Tamil Nadu.
Brigadier's daughter Aashna Lidder said that I am going to be 17 years old. My father stayed with me for 17 years, I will cherish his good memories. The passing of my father is a great loss for the entire country. My father was my hero, my best friend. Perhaps this was the fate approved. He was my biggest motivator.
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“We must give him a good farewell, a smiling send-off, I am a soldier's wife. It's a big loss,” Geetika Lidder said.
Why people trolling Aashna Lidder
Now when she was bidding a tearful goodbye to her father, she was trolled on social media for her old tweet about the UP CM. However, Aashna Lidder has deactivated her account now.
Twitter user wrote "Aashna Lidder opposes BJP and leans towards INC on an ideological level as she believes in freedom, progressiveness, and inclusiveness. She should be respectfully asked if she wants to join politics after time heals her wounds. India needs people like her."
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"Heard her on TV today at her father's funeral. Balanced confident, mature, aware and outspoken. Everything that BJP doesn't want in a girl. More power to you...come back stronger just like a martyr's daughter should, another user wrote.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the country's top military officials on Thursday paid tributes to India's first Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat, his wife Madhulika, Brigadier Lidar, and 10 other defense personnel after their bodies were brought to Delhi at the Palam airport. a military aircraft.
Heartbreaking scenes were witnessed at the airport as 13 coffins were lined up inside a hangar in the presence of their family members.
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