Who said what, Cricket Stars reacts to CDS Bipin Rawat Accident

India’s first Chief Of Defence Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat died with 12 others in a helicopter crash in Tamil Nadu today. On 8th  December 2021, General Bipin Rawat with his wife and 12 others Board on a Chopper from Sulur. But exactly at 11:45 AM chopper got crashed near Coonoor, Tamil Nadu as they were on their way to Wellington Nilgiri hills. Here is Who said what CDS Bipin Rawat Accident in social media.

By the evening Indian Air Force has confirmed the death of the Bipin Rawat and his wife and 11 others. Group Captain Varun Singh is being treated at a hospital and he is the only survivor being survived from the place of the incident.

IAF confirmed by posting a tweet,

With deep regret, it has now been ascertained that Gen Bipin Rawat, Mrs Madhulika Rawat and 11 other persons on board have died in the unfortunate accident,” the Indian Air Force (IAF) tweeted.

Just after the incident, India’s defence Minister Rajnath Singh called Cabinet Committee on Security(CCS) at his residence for investigating the matter. PM Narendra also shares his condolence on the incident

Who said what, CDS Bipin Rawat Accident

Indian loses the backbone of the Indian Army today. Didn’t Rawat that his wife died along with 11 others in a chopper crash near Coonoor, Tamil Nadu. Various cricketing stars share their condolence on the incident.

India’s former opening batsman Virender Sehwag posted a tweet, Extremely pained to hear about the passing away of Shri Bipin Rawat, his wife Madhulika Rawat and 11 army personnel in the tragic helicopter crash. Gratitude for his wonderful service to the nation. Om Shanti.

Nidahas trophy star Dinesh Karthik tweeted, Can’t express in words the way I feel about the chopper crash carrying CDS General Bipin Rawat, his wife and members of the armed force. My heartfelt condolences to the entire family on this humongous loss.Prayers for their souls to rest in peace!

Domestic cricket legend Wasim Jaffer tweeted, This is so tragic. My heart goes out to the family of Gen Bipin Rawat and Mrs Madhulika Rawat. My deepest condolences to those who lost their loved ones in this tragic accident. May God give them the strength to cope with this loss.

PMO give his condolences on the Incident

PM tweeted, Gen Bipin Rawat was an outstanding soldier. A true patriot, he greatly contributed to modernising our armed forces and security apparatus. His insights and perspectives on strategic matters were exceptional. His passing away has saddened me deeply. Om Shanti. Big names from cricket also share their condolences on the incident.

Virat Kohli tweeted, Deeply saddened by the untimely demise of CDS Bipin Rawat Ji and other officials in a tragic helicopter crash. My deepest condolences to the friends & family members.

Yuvraj Singh tweeted, Deeply saddened by the tragic and untimely demise of Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Bipin Rawat, his wife Mrs Madhulika Rawat and 11 other personnel of our armed forces. My deepest condolences to their families and well-wishers.

India’s minister Anurag Thakur also shared his condolence on the incident he tweeted, Anguished by the demise of India’s first CDS, Gen Bipin Rawat. He served the nation with valour and worked towards strengthening India’s defence apparatus. The country will never forget his exemplary service. Many more cricketers also share their grief on the loss of the incident.

 India will never forget General Bipin Rawat sir

General Bipin Rawat was born in Uttarakhand on 16 March 1958 and was a 4 star general of India. Former Army chief Bipin after his retirement was appointed as India’s first Chief OF Defence Staff ( CDS). He assume the office as CDS from 1 January 2020. From 16 December 1978, he is being in active service of the Indian Army.

His wife’s name Madhulika Rawat also died along with him in a chopper crash today, they both have daughter’s name Kritika and Tarini. He has been awarded various medals in the service which includes, PVSM, UVSM, AVSM, YSM, VSM. India will never forget our CDS( Chief of Defence Staff).