Jhansi: As part of the year lasts throughout the year ‘Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav’, the Indian army organizes the former tourism outreach program at Chitrakoot on Wednesday.
The program organized by 269 medium regiments (self-propelled) on behalf of the Tiger White division was attended by more than two hundred ex-service from various parts of the region along with the MP Banda-Chitrakoot area, RK Singh Patel and DM Chitrakoot, RK, SK Shukla together With the number of senior military officials.
During the event, four ‘Veer Naaris’ was guided because of the highest sacrifices carried out by their husbands in various battles while guarding the country.
A lecture and motivation lecture is also carried out for universities that will go boys and girls to provide knowledge of how to join the Indian army and serve the nation.
During the event, facilities such as medical camps, CSD counters, banking solutions and assistance in connection with documentation of former servismen were given to help them relieve their civilian-related work.
“One of the main focus areas of this initiative is our commitment and responsibility for our dashing soldiers.
‘Veer Naaris’ we split to recognize their sacrifice towards the nation.
This program proved to be very beneficial for Veer Naris and EX-SERVICEMEN when distinguishing them in Resolving their old problems related to retirement, banking, URC smart cards and difficulties related to the civilian government “, said an official.
On the other hand, congratulatingly congratulated 269 regimens to arrange an outreach program in Chitrakoot, RKK Singh Patel said, “This is a big honor problem for me to be part of this event.
We must always thank our hearts who are brave when we sleep sounds in our homes just because our brave army keeps our borders all the time.
“Those made from Siya Pyari W / O Sep Babulal Tripathi, Martyred in 1965, Shyam Bali w / o NK Kaluram Yadav, Martyred during Operation Rakshak on In 1995, Ramrati Devi W / O Sep Chotelal Prajapati, Martyred in 1965, Kamla Devi W / O NIRP Singh Martyred in 1999 and Virendra Kumar Soni’s grandson of CFN Govind Prasad Soni Martyred in 1962.