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10 Reasons Why Should You Salute & Respect That Soldier At The LoC

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At the Line of Control, young Indian soldiers — in their 20s and 30s — defend one of the world’s most volatile borders. Battling harsh weather, tough terrain and a hostile enemy — as old as the Indian nation itself — these soldiers face a war every day to hold the peace.

1. From these border posts, soldiers keep a strict watch — 24x7x365 — defending the Line of Control. Keeping a day and night vigil to prevent Pakistani infiltrators from crossing into India.Indian Army at Border in Night

2. When the winter fog comes in, you won’t be able to make out whether you are seeing a rock or a man if it is stationery.Indian Army in Winter Border

3. Last year, 15 Indian soldiers lost their lives in counter infiltration/counter-terrorism operations; 45 others were seriously injured defending the border in Jammu and Kashmir.Indian Army Martyrs

4. This is a job which comes with no weekend or festival breaks.Indian Army Bomb Squad

5. At the LoC men begin to trust their ears more than their eyes.

An Indian Army soldier

6. Here trust has no frivolous interpretation; it can simply mean ‘I will die for you’.

Indian Army Rescue a Soldier

7. ‘Though it looks very calm, it can explode any time’

Mine

8. ‘Fighting insurgency is a full scale war. It’s a war every day’25-Kashmir-firing-IndiaInk-blog480

9. ‘Can you trust the person across? Never!’Pakistani-Soldier

10. They Live and Die for the country and its people. Selfless service.amar-jawan1

 

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1 thought on “10 Reasons Why Should You Salute & Respect That Soldier At The LoC”

  1. I am a soldier and none other than a soldier can understand what it takes lay life for own country. I can quote for people who disrespect army and soldiers : “If you have not risked coming home wrapped in a tringa, donot you dare disrespect a soldier”

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