Madhya Pradesh: People Laid Palms In Welcome For Army Jawan

Madhya Pradesh: After 17 years, the army returned to the village after retiring, people laid palms in welcome.

The soldiers of the Indian Army deployed on the border protect their country by putting their lives in danger. Every person of the country salutes these brave soldiers.

The view of how much respect people have for them was seen in Neemuch district of Madhya Pradesh, where a soldier returned after retiring, the people of the village did not let his feet fall on the ground and laid his palms on the ground.

The incident is from Jeeran village in Neemuch district. Nayak Vijay B. Singh returned home after 17 years, retiring from the army, and the villagers welcomed him with grandeur.

People’s hero Army Jawan Vijay B Singh told the news agency, ‘This is a very proud moment for me. Today, I retired after serving the Army for 17 years and 26 days.

When I came here, they did not let me put my foot on the ground. They also took me to the temple to bless me. ‘ He joined the Indian Army on 3 January 2004 and trained in Bangalore.

He was posted in Jammu and Kashmir, Kargil, Leh Ladakh, Arunachal Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Jaipur, and Bikaner.

Want to train village youth who want to join the army

Vijay B Singh wants to train the youth of the village who want to join the army. He along with his colleagues has started a ‘Sainik Pathshala’ for this purpose.

He informed that currently, 60 people of Jeeran village are serving in the army.

On this, he said, ‘I want to train the youth of Jeeran, who want to join the Indian Army, Central Reserve Police Force, Central Industrial Security Force, and Border Security Force.

I along with my colleagues have started a ‘Sainik Pathshala’ for this purpose.