After veteran shooter Jaspal Rana, his mother also passed away, breathed her last on her son’s 50th birthday.

Jaspal Rana Mother dies: A huge mountain of sorrow has fallen on the family of the great player of Indian shooting world, late Jaspal Rana. Just days after the shock of Jaspal Rana’s sudden demise due to a heart attack on June 12, his mother Shyama Devi has also passed away in the hospital after a prolonged illness. Another sad coincidence that was quite emotional was that Shyama Devi breathed her last on Sunday (June 28), the same day as her son Jaspal Rana’s 50th birthday.

Jaspal Rana’s mother also passes away

Jaspal Rana, Padmashri awardee and India’s great pistol shooter, died on June 12 at the age of just 49. A few days after his death, his mother Shyama Devi’s health also deteriorated, due to which she had to be admitted to the hospital. He breathed his last on Sunday after battling many health problems. This is the second big shock for Jaspal’s father Narayan Singh Rana, who was already deeply saddened by the loss of his young son.

After this sad news came to light, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami expressed his deep condolences on social media and wrote, ‘We have received the sad news of the demise of Shyama Devi ji, the wife of Narayan Singh Rana ji and the respected mother of our country’s famous shooter, Padmashree late Jaspal Rana ji. In this hour of grief, my deepest condolences are with the bereaved family. May God grant peace to the departed soul at His feet and give strength to the bereaved family to bear this unbearable grief.

Was Manu Bhaker’s coach in Paris Olympics

Let us tell you, Jaspal Rana fell ill in the flight while returning with the Indian shooting team from the ISSF World Cup held in Munich, Germany. As soon as the plane landed in New Delhi, he was immediately taken to the hospital, where doctors performed a heart surgery to remove the blockage in his heart. However, he died on June 12, just a few days after the procedure.

Jaspal Rana was not only an excellent shooter of India, but he also brought glory to the country as a brilliant coach. He was the personal coach of Indian star shooter Manu Bhaker in the Paris Olympics and under his guidance Manu won two bronze medals for the country. Jaspal’s biggest moment as a player came in the 2006 Doha Asian Games, where he created history by winning three gold and one silver medal.