During her emotional speech at her son Rajiv's cremation ceremony on Tuesday in Kampala, Mrs. Ruparelia promised to build Inara Tower. She also vowed to care for her granddaughter Inara, whom Rajiv deeply loved. The grieving mother plans to continue Rajiv's charity work, which helped many people through education programs.
The funeral featured an impressive procession with rally drivers, scooters, motorcycles, and government-closed roads. His sister, Sheena, rode a scooter to honor their shared adventures despite her mother's concerns. Mrs. Ruparelia fondly remembered how Rajiv created problems at boarding school to come home early, traveling economy class but demanding first-class tickets to return.
She recalled their special moments playing golf, skiing, dining out, and nights at clubs together. Rajiv died Saturday in a car crash, leaving behind his mother, who said farewell with deep emotion but acceptance.
The funeral featured an impressive procession with rally drivers, scooters, motorcycles, and government-closed roads. His sister, Sheena, rode a scooter to honor their shared adventures despite her mother's concerns. Mrs. Ruparelia fondly remembered how Rajiv created problems at boarding school to come home early, traveling economy class but demanding first-class tickets to return.
She recalled their special moments playing golf, skiing, dining out, and nights at clubs together. Rajiv died Saturday in a car crash, leaving behind his mother, who said farewell with deep emotion but acceptance.
