From the very beginning, the land of India has been witness to the valor of many such great men, who have given their lives to protect their only land. "Either I will come wrapped in the tricolor or by unfurling the tricolor," but I will definitely come. Hearing this sentence, patriotism starts boiling in the veins. This sentence is of such a Mahavir of India, in front of whom even the high peaks of Kargil seem small. Yes, I am talking about Bikram Batra. The same Vikram Batra who had killed Pakistani soldiers with his indomitable courage. Vikram Batra was born on 9 September 1974 in Ghuggar, Palampur district of Himachal Pradesh. His father's name is GM Batra, and his mother's name is Kamalkanta Batra.
Vikram Batra was a twin brother; his brother's name is Vishal Batra. From childhood, Vikram wanted to join the Army. He used to go to the school's cultural program also in military dress. With his tireless efforts and passion for serving the country in his heart, he joined the Indian Military Academy in 1996. On 6 December 1997, Vikram was joined on lieutenant in 13 Jammu and Kashmir Rifles. Pakistan has always been conspiring against India. In 1999, Pakistan broke the Shimla Agreement and took control of the Kargil peaks of India. Being at a height, it was a bit difficult to get them away. But the soldiers of India set out to hunt those jackals by risking their lives. On 1 June 1999, his contingent was sent to the Kargil War.
After conquering Hump and Raki Nab places, Vikram was made Captain at the same time. After this, the responsibility of freeing the most important 5140 peaks just above the Srinagar-Leh road was given to Captain Vikram Batra. Despite challenging terrain, Vikram Batra and pinions capture this peak at 3.30 am on 20th June 1999. After capturing this peak, Vikram did not stop there; he decided to move forward,, saying 'Dil Maange More. The mission was almost complete when the Captain rushed to rescue his junior officer, Lieutenant Naveen. During the fighting, both the legs of Lieutenant Naveen were badly injured in an explosion. When Captain Batra was dragging behind to save the Lt.,
he was shot in the chest, and he attained martyrdom while chanting "Jai Mata Di." Lt col YK Joshi gave the title of Sher Shah to Vikram. Posthumously Vikram Batra was given Paramvir chakra for his indomitable bravery. Blessed is this land of India where great sons like Vikram Batra are born. Hail India.
From the very beginning, the land of India has been witness to the valor of many such great men, who have given their lives to protect their only land.
"Either I will come wrapped in the tricolor or by unfurling the tricolor," but I will definitely come.
Hearing this sentence, patriotism starts boiling in the veins. This sentence is of such a Mahavir of India, in front of whom even the high peaks of Kargil seem small. Yes, I am talking about Bikram Batra.
The same Vikram Batra who had killed Pakistani soldiers with his indomitable courage.
Vikram Batra was born on 9 September 1974 in Ghuggar, Palampur district of Himachal Pradesh. His father's name is GM Batra, and his mother's name is Kamalkanta Batra.
Vikram Batra was a twin brother; his brother's name is Vishal Batra. From childhood, Vikram wanted to join the Army. He used to go to the school's cultural program also in military dress.
With his tireless efforts and passion for serving the country in his heart, he
Joined the Indian Military Academy in 1996. On 6 December 1997, Vikram was joined on lieutenant in 13 Jammu and Kashmir Rifles.
Pakistan has always been conspiring against India. In 1999, Pakistan broke the Shimla Agreement and took control of the Kargil peaks of India. Being at a height, it was a bit difficult to get them away. But the soldiers of India set out to hunt those jackals by risking their lives.
On 1 June 1999, his contingent was sent to the Kargil War. After conquering Hump and Raki Nab places, Vikram was made Captain at the same time. After this, the responsibility of freeing the most important 5140 peaks just above the Srinagar-Leh road was given to Captain Vikram Batra. Despite being a challenging terrain, Vikram Batra and his companions captured the 30 am on 20th June 1999.
After capturing this peak, Vikram did not stop there; he decided to move forward, saying 'Dil Maange More. The mission was almost complete when the Captain rushed to rescue his junior officer, Lieutenant Naveen. During the fighting, both the legs of Lieutenant Naveen were badly injured in an explosion. When Captain Batra was dragging behind to save the Lt., he was shot in the chest and attained martyrdom while chanting "Jai Mata Di."
Lt col YK Joshi gave the title of Sher Shah to Vikram. Posthumously Vikram Batra was given Paramvir chakra for his indomitable bravery.
Blessed is this land of India where great sons like Vikram Batra are born.
Hail India.
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