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GJIMT's NCC wing celebrates Kargil Vijay Diwas
Babushahi Bureau
Mohali, July 26, 2024: NCC Wing of Gian Jyoti Institute of Management and Technology, , Phase II to honor India's victory in the Kargil War,pay tribute to the brave soldiers who laid down their lives with deep reverence and patriotism.
NCC cadets of Gian Jyoti also participated in a function celebrated on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas at Guru Gobind Singh Vidya Mandir School, Ratwara Sahib.
Lt. Col. Anup Pathania started the event by lighting candles in memory of martyrs,. A salute was given by the cadets. The event was further enhanced by the presence of Associate NCC Officers (ANO), Caretaker Officers (CTO), and NCC staff members from various schools and colleges. . Lt Col Anup Pathania delivered a moving speech highlighting the bravery of the Indian soldiers and celebrating their incredible courage and sacrifice.
Apart from paying tribute, Lt. Col. Pathania distributed prizes to the winners of the poster making competition. Gian Jyoti cadets Aditya, Shivang and Bijnesh were awarded bravery medals for their outstanding contribution.Exhibition dedicated to about 500 martyred soldiers during the Kargil war was also displayed.
During this event, Chairman of Gian Jyoti Group, J.S. Bedi remembered the great sons of the country and said that the martyrs are the capital of the nation and their sacrifice is a respectable emotion.
While sharing the information, he said that on 26th July 1999, the brave Indian soldiers not only defeated the infiltrators who illegally entered the Indian borders under the auspices of the Pakistani army, but also sent a message to the world that those who have a bad eye on India. This is the fate of
Director of Gian Jyoti Dr. Anit Bedi exhorted the students to remember the brave soldiers and NCC cadets should imbibe the discipline befitting of a soldier and always remember the date July 26th as Kargil Vijay Diwas, the day when our Jawans defeated the Pakistani infiltrators after fighting for over 40 days at the heights of Kargil and Drass, in the process, sacrificed their lives.