MLA bereaved of his son

By AK Rai 9 Sept 2020 Comment Edit

SNS, KURSEONG, 8 SEPTEMBER 2020: Prajjwal Sharma, the son of Kurseong MLA Dr Rohit Sharma, passed away at the North Bengal Medical College and Hospital in Siliguri on Tuesday morning. He was 30 and suffering from different ailments, including infection and backbone problems for the past few months, family sources said. Prajjwal was a make-up artist by profession. Gorkha Jan Mukti Morcha leaders Binoy Tamng and Anit Thapa offered condolences to the bereaved family. His last rites were performed in Siliguri.

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