As the indebted nation pays its tearful and heartfelt tributes to the martyrs and celebrates the 22nd anniversary of the glorious victory of the Indian Army over the icy heights of Drass and Kargil during Operation Vijay in 1999, a solemn wreath laying ceremony was organised at the Jammu and Kashmir Regimental Centre, on Monday.

 

Brigadier Rajesh Sharma, Commandant Jammu and Kashmir Regimental Centre laid a wreath on behalf of General Officer Commanding, Madhya Bharat Area and all military personnel at the War Memorial, to pay tributes to our fallen heroes. The event was organized as a low key event due to COVID-19 pandemic and the ceremony was conducted with complete COVID-19 protocols including wearing of mask and social distancing.

 

It may be noted that July 26 marks the victory of Indian troops over Pakistan in the treacherous terrain of Kargil. It is also the time to remember those who made the supreme sacrifice and laid down their lives while discharging their duties. This is also an occasion to rededicate ourselves to the families and dependents of the martyrs who have been forced to fend for themselves consequent to the supreme sacrifice.

 

 

 

“THE Indian Army which is known as one of the best armies in the world has set high standards of service to the nation and made a tradition of martyrdom. Along with the security of national borders, The Indian Army is always rendering its contribution even in natural calamities. The cowardly act of Pakistan in Kargil was daringly derailed by the Indian brave hearts. The pride of national flag and bravery of soldiers will never be forget in the country”, said Swami Narsinghdas Maharaj.

 

He was addressing the Kargil Vijay Diwas celebration organized by Keshav Shiksha Samiti at Vidya Bharti Mahakoshal Prant Office at Narsingh meeting hall, on Monday. Speaking on the occasion, Brigadier (retd), Vipin Trivedi informed about the bravery of Indian Army during Operation Vijay through a power point presentation. On the occasion, guests paid tribute to the martyrs of Indian Army who made supreme sacrifice during Kargil War.

 

During the programme, Vishnukant Thakur, Dr. Sudhir Agrawal, BM Sharma, Harimilan Pachori, Siyaram Gupta, Purushottam Namdeo and Principals and Teachers of different schools atten