Rahul Soreng, whose father died in the Pulwama attack, has been selected for the Haryana Under-19 cricket team. Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag congratulated Rahul. Sehwag International School provides free education and boarding for children of martyrs. Rahul has been studying at the school since 2019. This selection marks a significant achievement for Rahul and his family.Son of Pulwama martyr, Rahul Soreng selected for Haryana U19
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Rahul Soreng, whose father died in the Pulwama attack, has been selected for the Haryana Under-19 cricket team. Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag congratulated Rahul. Sehwag International School provides free education and boarding for children of martyrs. Rahul has been studying at the school since 2019. This selection marks a significant achievement for Rahul and his family.Related Post
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