OCT 15:Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha paid heartfelt tributes to the martyrs of the 1965 Indo-Pak War during a mega rally held in Jammu, commemorating the Diamond Jubilee of India’s historic victory. The event brought together veterans, ex-servicemen, and hundreds of citizens who gathered to honor the valor and sacrifice of India’s armed forces.
In his address, the Lt. Governor lauded the indomitable courage and patriotic spirit displayed by Indian soldiers during the 1965 war, particularly in the crucial Operation Sindoor, which played a decisive role in safeguarding the nation’s sovereignty. He expressed deep gratitude to the veterans and families of martyrs, describing them as “the pride of the nation and eternal symbols of bravery.”
Highlighting the enduring legacy of India’s armed forces, LG Sinha emphasized that the victory of 1965 was not just a military achievement but a testament to India’s unity, resilience, and courage. He said that every citizen must draw inspiration from the sacrifices made by the soldiers who stood fearlessly to defend the country’s borders.
The Lt. Governor also urged ex-servicemen to mentor and guide the youth, encouraging them to imbibe the values of patriotism, discipline, and selfless service. He stated that the youth of Jammu and Kashmir hold immense potential to contribute to nation-building and that the veterans’ experience can serve as a moral compass for future generations.
The event witnessed moving tributes, patriotic songs, and displays of military achievements, creating a powerful atmosphere of national pride. Participants also remembered the strategic and humanitarian contributions of the Indian Army during the 1965 conflict, reinforcing the bond between the armed forces and the citizens they protect.
The Diamond Jubilee celebrations in Jammu served as a poignant reminder of India’s glorious military history and the unwavering courage of those who laid down their lives for the nation’s honor.
