Alwar, Nov. 6 -- The cremated remains of Agniveer Samudra Singh Gurjar reached his ancestral village of Kesarpur in Alwar district on Thursday, nearly three months after he went missing in a landslide in Arunachal Pradesh's Dibang Valley. The remains reached the Itarana military cantonment late on Wednesday and were taken to the village in a procession the next day. Thousands of people gathered to pay their respects. Villagers estimated the crowd at 10,000 to 20,000. Singh went missing on August 14 after a cloudburst in the Pashupani area of Anini triggered flooding and a landslide. Seven Army personnel were caught in the disaster; two were rescued and five, including Gurjar, went missing. His body was recovered after nearly 80 days, and his identity was confirmed through DNA testing, according to information provided by the family. Gurjar was cremated with full military honours in Dibrugarh, Assam, on November 2. He joined the Army as an Agniveer in 2024 and was posted to Dibang Valley. His grandfather had also served in the Army. Gurjar was his parents' only son. His father, Badli Gurjar, is a farmer. The family had been waiting for him to return home for Raksha Bandhan, according to the family....