Texy Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 Srinagar: Major J Suresh Suri, of 13 Rashtriya Rifles, who was martyred during the guubattle with terrorists in the Bandipora encounter in Jammu and Kashmir, was laid to rest on Friday in Hyderabad. His comrades in arms bid goodbye to Major Suri, who laid down his life battling terrorists on Wednesday. Major Suri and another jawan were killed in a 24-hour-long encounter in Bandipora during which the Army eliminated four terrorists, including Hizb-ul Mujahideen senior commander Pasha and Lashkar-e-Toiba's Musa. The Major's wife Pallavi was visiting him when he was called to action. "He was married last year and his wife had come down for a short duration to visit him. That is when this encounter took place," said Colonel JS Brar, Army Spokesman, 15 Corps. A resident of Hyderabad, Major Suri was commissioned in the Kumaon Regiment eight years ago and had been posted to Jammu and Kashmir just one year back. The braveheart would have turned 30 next month had not the terrorist bullet cut short his promising career. For many this braveheart died young but for his colleagues in Army he will live forever. source: CNN-IBN how many more soldiers will die young to help protect this country when the soldiers are not even properly equipped.... 26/11 showed the controversy with bullet proof jackets and how it was allowed to be part of the inventory when it has failed tests before Proud Salute to the brave soldier who has fallen...
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champ Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 Srinagar: Major J Suresh Suri, of 13 Rashtriya Rifles, who was martyred during the guubattle with terrorists in the Bandipora encounter in Jammu and Kashmir, was laid to rest on Friday in Hyderabad. His comrades in arms bid goodbye to Major Suri, who laid down his life battling terrorists on Wednesday. Major Suri and another jawan were killed in a 24-hour-long encounter in Bandipora during which the Army eliminated four terrorists, including Hizb-ul Mujahideen senior commander Pasha and Lashkar-e-Toiba's Musa. The Major's wife Pallavi was visiting him when he was called to action. "He was married last year and his wife had come down for a short duration to visit him. That is when this encounter took place," said Colonel JS Brar, Army Spokesman, 15 Corps. A resident of Hyderabad, Major Suri was commissioned in the Kumaon Regiment eight years ago and had been posted to Jammu and Kashmir just one year back. The braveheart would have turned 30 next month had not the terrorist bullet cut short his promising career. For many this braveheart died young but for his colleagues in Army he will live forever. source: CNN-IBN how many more soldiers will die young to help protect this country when the soldiers are not even properly equipped.... 26/11 showed the controversy with bullet proof jackets and how it was allowed to be part of the inventory when it has failed tests before Proud Salute to the brave soldier who has fallen... wrong thread mate ... but yes long live the brave soldiers of our country who have sacrificed for the country... INDIA IS THE BEST
Sachinism Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 how many more soldiers will die young to help protect this country when the soldiers are not even properly equipped.... 26/11 showed the controversy with bullet proof jackets and how it was allowed to be part of the inventory when it has failed tests before India as a country is advancing is all other places, but if we don't protect ourselves properly we'll be brought back down.
ViruRulez Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 :isalute: Frankly speaking I saw in a documentary the other day that lot of soldiers die every week in the Siachen glacier just because of weather. Salute to all our soldiers protecting us and hope that the govt. provides them with the best of protection and facilities.
Cricketics Posted September 25, 2009 Posted September 25, 2009 Salute to the patriotic Indian. Lets hope his family gets proper help and attention from the goverment.
Anonymous Posted September 26, 2009 Posted September 26, 2009 Srinagar: Major J Suresh Suri, of 13 Rashtriya Rifles, who was martyred during the guubattle with terrorists in the Bandipora encounter in Jammu and Kashmir, was laid to rest on Friday in Hyderabad. His comrades in arms bid goodbye to Major Suri, who laid down his life battling terrorists on Wednesday. Major Suri and another jawan were killed in a 24-hour-long encounter in Bandipora during which the Army eliminated four terrorists, including Hizb-ul Mujahideen senior commander Pasha and Lashkar-e-Toiba's Musa. The Major's wife Pallavi was visiting him when he was called to action. "He was married last year and his wife had come down for a short duration to visit him. That is when this encounter took place," said Colonel JS Brar, Army Spokesman, 15 Corps. A resident of Hyderabad, Major Suri was commissioned in the Kumaon Regiment eight years ago and had been posted to Jammu and Kashmir just one year back. The braveheart would have turned 30 next month had not the terrorist bullet cut short his promising career. For many this braveheart died young but for his colleagues in Army he will live forever. source: CNN-IBN how many more soldiers will die young to help protect this country when the soldiers are not even properly equipped.... 26/11 showed the controversy with bullet proof jackets and how it was allowed to be part of the inventory when it has failed tests before Proud Salute to the brave soldier who has fallen... :isalute: the least i can do.....
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