Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 12: Bharat Bhushan Bodhi, Chairman of Jammu District Development Council (DDC), paid heartfelt tributes to Lance Naik Ranjeet Singh from 3 JAK Rifles on the occasion of his sixth death anniversary. The commemoration ceremony took place at Village Barn, where BDC member Kuldeep Raj, S.P Charak, Joginder Singh (SHO Gharota), Zorawar Singh, Rajan Singh Happy, Rajinder Singh, Balwant Singh, Sodagar Singh, Surnider Singh Gilli, Davinder Singh, and Vikram Singh were also present.
Lance Naik Ranjeet Singh, along with Rifleman Satish Bhagat, attained martyrdom on July 12, 2017, during unprovoked firing by Pakistani troops in the Keran Sector of Kupwara district.
Addressing the gathering, DDC Chairman Bharat Bhushan expressed deep admiration for Lance Naik Ranjeet Singh, highlighting his selfless sacrifice as a source of immense pride for the nation, particularly for the land of warriors. He commended the unwavering dedication and bravery displayed by Lance Naik Ranjeet Singh, which serves as a shining example for the entire nation.
Bharat Bhushan emphasized that the martyrdom of Lance Naik Ranjeet Singh will forever be an inspiration for people to remain devoted to national security and progress. He stated that his sacrifice reminds us of the valor and sacrifices made by our armed forces in safeguarding the sovereignty of our nation.
The DDC Chairman paid tribute to the brave soldiers and officers of the country's forces, acknowledging their unwavering commitment to defending the nation's sovereignty and integrity. He expressed gratitude towards the national heroes who protect the country's borders and maintain a 360-degree security grid against the sponsored terrorism by enemies of the nation. Bharat Bhushan highlighted the significance of observing the martyrdom of valiant soldiers as a symbol of gratitude from the people for their sacrifices.
He lauded the Indian Army as the best force in the world, attributing its excellence to the commitment, dedication, and nationalism of its jawans. Bharat Bhushan urged the youth to follow the path of patriotism and work for the betterment of the motherland, emulating the spirit of Shaheed Ranjeet Singh's dedication to our country. |
