A British soldier in the Household Cavalry has sadly died in a road traffic accident as tributes begin to pour in.
Yudhisingh Jussun tragically lost his life after being involved in a fatal motor vehicle accident.
The 22-year-old, described as a ‘much-loved comrade’, was a member of the Household Cavalry.
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The dedicated horseman and British Army soldier served with The Blues and Royals – one of the most senior regiments in the army.
Known to his friends as Yudhi, he sadly died on 14 Oct, as reported by Need To Know.
The trooper joined the army three years ago and had already participated in a number of high-profile state ceremonial occasions.
Tpr Jussun took part in two Troopings of the Colour during his time which was tragically cut short.
Lt Col Benjamin McNeil, his Commanding Officer, reportedly stated that his sudden death had taken an ‘outstanding soldier’ away from the regiment.
Tributes have poured in for Jussun who was known for his warmth, resilience and infectious positivity.
The soldier, originally from Mauritius, was commended for putting others first, lifting fellow soldiers and embodying the values of the Household Cavalry.
Jussun featured numerous times as the King’s Guard at the Hyde Park Barracks.
Tributes have poured in since his death was confirmed by the Ministry of Defence.
One person wrote: “Very sad news The Household Cavalry mourns the loss of Trooper Yudhisingh Jussun of The Blues and Royals, known to his friends as Yudhi.
“A loyal friend and much-loved comrade, Yudhi was known for his warmth, resilience and infectious positivity.
“He put others before himself, lifted those around him and embodied the bonds of friendship and service that unite the Household Cavalry family.
“Our deepest sympathies are with Yudhi’s mother and father, family, and all who knew and loved him.
“The Regiment shares their grief, Yudhi was one of ours, and he always will be.
“We are poorer for his loss and richer for having known him.
“Trooper Yudhisingh Jussun, The Blues and Royals. He will not be forgotten.”
Another person added: “Thank you for your service. Rest in peace, you will never be forgotten.”
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