Symbol of strength, bravery and duty…PM Modi salutes soldiers on Infantry Day

New Delhi: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi saluted the courage and courage of Indian soldiers on the occasion of Infantry Day. he/she described the Infantry, the largest combat branch of the Indian Army, as a symbol of strength, bravery and duty and an inspiration for every Indian. It is noteworthy that Infantry Day is celebrated every year on 27 October. This time the 78th Infantry Day is being celebrated.

Infantry is a symbol of strength and bravery for us.

On this occasion, PM Modi posted on the social media platform We stand firmly in front of the army, so that the security of our country is maintained. Infantry is a symbol of strength, bravery and duty for us, which inspires every Indian.

What is Infantry?

It is noteworthy that the foot soldiers of the Indian Army are called Infantry. Infantry Day is celebrated to recognize its contribution. On October 27, 1947, the first contingent of Indian infantry landed at Srinagar airport. This Infantry then played a vital role in the defense of the state of Jammu and Kashmir from invaders. This battalion of the Sikh Regiment had saved the people of Jammu and Kashmir from the evil intentions of the Pakistani tribals and the Pakistani Army. This brave action foiled Pakistan’s plan to capture Jammu and Kashmir.

Defense Minister also congratulated

Posting on Twitter, Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh wrote, “Best wishes to all the soldiers on Indian Infantry Day. Infantry plays a vital role in the defense of our country. Their bravery, courage and sacrifice is an inspiration to all of us. India deserves its best.” Proud of the gallant infantry soldiers.”

beginning before human history

Let it be known that Infantry is also called the “Queen of War” and its beginning is considered to be from the first war in human history. Since independence, Infantry has played an important role in protecting the sovereignty of the country. Be it the China war of 1962 or the conflict with Pakistan of 1947-48, the wars of 1965, 1971 or the Kargil conflict of 1999, the contribution of Infantry in these historical wars is special.

Apart from these wars, the professionalism and commitment of the Infantry are exemplified in the counter-terrorism operations in the North and North-East, Operation Blue Star and Operation Rakshak in Punjab, Operation Pawan in Sri Lanka and the recent Operation Snow Leopard in Eastern Ladakh. , which ensured the success of these campaigns.