His death culminates in the end of an era recollecting which would always demand mention of the pivotal role he played as a commander. No resources at hand that a guerrilla group needs in order to be effective, he, however, managed to carve relevance out from whatever was+

possible amid fighting to the end. Bracing against the internal chaos that dots the political landscape of the resistance camp, he was somehow successful in providing for its offset through regular audio messages emphasising the paramountcy of unity against the common enemy.+

The voice, alas, would never be heard now.
Putting all of his wit & wisdom to use, he attempted to bridge the divide among different factions with varying ideological alliances just to counterbalance the bitterness that the occupier often reaped benefits from.+

He as a leader was no exception to be free from flaws & faults. He had his own share of them. Nevertheless, he erred on the side of sagacity the way he handled crisis during his reign as the commandant. That makes him the Crisis Manager.+

If possible, would have ended his farewell speech in that loving signature style unique to him;

"Alvida pyare humwatno!"

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