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Thursday 26 November 2020

In front of Karambir's eyes was the corpse of his wife and two children, yet he continued to save the lives of others

Heroes of 26/11:In front of Karambir's eyes was the corpse of his wife and two children, yet he continued to save the lives of others




Karambir Singh Kang was the manager of the Taj Hotel during the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks.



Today is the 12th anniversary of the 26/11 terror attacks in Mumbai. We are telling you about a man who had the corpses of his wife and two children in front of his eyes. However they had to save another.

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We are talking about Karambir Singh Kang, the general manager of the Taj Hotel at the time of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. Mumbai's Hotel Taj was on fire in a terrorist grenade attack on November 26, 2008. The courage that Karambir Singh Kang showed at that time is an example of leadership.

Kang has received many honors.
Kang's good co-ordination saved the lives of many people in the hotel. However, he lost his wife Niti (40) and sons Uday (14) and Samar (5). The bodies of the three were found in a toilet in their room at the hotel. Kang was voted Forbes Person of the Year for his role.

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Ratan Tata was also surprised by Kang's spirit.
Even after the attack, Ratan Tata said, "I went to Kang and told him how sad you are. He said, 'Sir, we are going to make the crown as before.' Tata was annoyed to hear this answer. The then President of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, honored Kang with the Medal of Officer of the National Order of Merit for his bravery. There were also French people in the hotel at the time of the attack.

When fire brigade personnel reached Kang's family, it was too late. A
fire broke out in a room on the sixth floor of the Taj Hotel after the terrorist attack, killing Kang's wife and two children. His screams could be heard far outside. Kang was talking to every policeman and fire brigade personnel to get them out safely. Kang had a double responsibility at the time.

The first responsibility is to keep his family safe and the second is to coordinate with security agencies to rescue the rest of the people trapped in the hotel. Many lives were saved with the help of Kang. However, when firefighters arrived at the room, Kang's wife and two children were burned to death.





Karambir made the name meaningful, his father also
emboldened. On the night of the terror attack, when Kang called his father in Bahrain, he emboldened him by saying that he had become a brave Sikh. You are the son of an Army General. Fear of the death of his wife and children did not shake Kang. He accepted this as luck. In this way Karambir proved the significance of his name.

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