This passion of the country service, these five brothers fought together Kargil fight

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This passion of the country service, these five brothers fought together Kargil fight

Madan Sheoran, Bhiwani Mangesh Devi Mother of heroes In whose stages today, every Indian should pay homage to this occasion. During Operation Vijay, five of his heroes in Kargil were taking iron from the enemy on different fronts. Then stuck to his TV and radio throughout the day and pray to God all the time and conquer the welfare of the children. After seeing his five saloons fight with the enemies and after the martyrdom of one, Mangesh sent the sixth child to the army.

Even after 20 years of Kargil war, his two sons are holding the front in the army. Three have retired. Mangesh Devi, daughter of Singh’s family living in Jagat colony of Bhiwani, Haryana. His in-laws are in Haryana with Banagothdi in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan. According to Sub Pratap Singh, son of Mangesh Devi, living in Bangothdi, we had five brothers in different units. During the war, I was called from Delhi. I was in the 105th Territorial Army. My four brothers Lakshman Singh, Pawan Singh, Kanwar Pal Singh and Ram Avtar Singh were also posted in Jammu. The five brothers had kept in mind that Pakistan has to teach a lesson. We were not worried about it either, nor the family, the obsession of bus operation was to pass.

Pratap says that during the battle of Bhai Kanwarpal Singh Tatolling’s hill, the enemy’s gun was martyred due to his neck. This martyrdom has brought us sadness, but we are not broken from it. We also sent our sixth brother to the army after the Kargil war. The younger brother Ashok Singh is still in the 105 TA and is stationed on duty.