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KPs pay tributes to Brigadier Rajinder Singh 10/27/2014 11:00:31 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 27: A group of Kashmiri Pandits comprising of eminent journalists, Senior citizens and young went to Rajinder Singh Pora to pay homage and floral tributes to a great warrior, gallant and fearless soldier of the country. A big contingent of KPs chanted slogans "Brig.Rajinder Singh Amar Rahey "and Bharat Mata ki Jai "which got reverberated by the whole atmosphere. Shiban Khaibri the noted columnist threw light on the accession of J and K state with the Union of India. He said, had Brig.Rajinder Singh not engaged the armed tribals and Pakistan army with no reserve of men and ammunition for two days the state would have been snatched away by Pakistan. S K Bhat while lauding the bravery of Brig.Rajinder Singh said that such exemplary fight back is rarely seen, he said even historians of Pakistan acknowledge the reckless bravery of great Indian soldier who killed countless tribal infiltrators before completely destroying the Vital Uri bridge to block their entry. The native residents of Rajinder Singh Pora showed a warm welcome to the KPs who every year go to Rajinder Singh Pora for paying tributes to the great soul. The villagers offered tea and fruits to the people. Others who spoke on the occasion were Ravinder Raina, Raj Nath, A K Raina and Veena Gurtoo.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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