Panchkula, Haryana: A solemn bhog and antim ardas (final prayer) ceremony was held on Sunday in memory of the late Haryana IPS officer Y Puran Kumar at Gurdwara Sri Nada Sahib in Panchkula, with several political leaders, dignitaries and well-wishers in attendance.
The event, organised to pay homage to the senior police officer who passed away earlier this year, drew prominent political figures who offered their condolences and emphasised the need for a transparent and fair investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.
Speaking at the ceremony, leaders highlighted Kumar’s long service and dedication to duty, and many echoed calls for justice and a thorough probe into the case. The emotional gathering was attended by senior politicians, community leaders and officials who shared their grief and respect for the late officer’s contributions.
The ceremony at Gurdwara Nada Sahib was marked by prayers for Kumar’s soul, tributes from attendees and a unified demand for clarity and accountability in the ongoing examination of his death. Family members and colleagues also took part in the event, reflecting on his career and legacy.
The calls for justice at the bhog come amid heightened public and political attention on the case, prompting renewed discussion about the investigation process and the need to address concerns raised by his supporters and community members.
As the probe continues, officials and political leaders have underscored the importance of ensuring that all aspects of the circumstances leading to Kumar’s death are thoroughly and fairly examined, in order to honour his service and provide closure to his family and the wider community.