PM Modi Mentioned The Bravery Of Dogs During Mann Ki Baat

PM Modi mentioned the Bravery of Dogs during Mann Ki Baat. PM Modi mentioned the bravery of dogs, urges countrymen to bring home breeds. Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned the bravery of dogs during Mann Ki Baat and urged people to bring home-bred dogs to their homes. Recalling the bravery of the various dogs serving the security forces, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged the countrymen to bring one of the Indian breed dog houses.

While we were celebrating Independence Day, very interesting news caught my attention about two courageous characters of our security forces – one is Sophie and the other is Vida, who served in the Indian Army and was honored with the Chief of Army Staff is. He was honored for discharging his duties while protecting the nation. There are many brave dogs with our armed forces who made supreme sacrifice for the country and for our nation. Let us know that the Prime Minister has mentioned these during his monthly Mann Ki Baat.

He said that in 2006, a dog named Balaram detected a large number of explosives en route to the Amarnath Yatra. In 2002, a dog named Bhavana detected an IED. While spreading the IED, the terrorists exploded and both were martyred three-years ago. In Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, CRPF sniffer dog ‘Cracker’ was also martyred in the IED blast. Recently, the Bead Police carried out a tear extractor for his dog ‘Rocky’, who had helped settle more than 300 cases for the police.

On 7 April 2017, an E / 170 BN contingent with CRPF Canine Soldier Cracker (Belgian Shepherd Malinois, DOB 04.10.2014) was on Area Domination Duty in Modakpal Forest area, Bijapur, Chhattisgarh. It was leading the troops and alerted soldiers to suspected IEDs mounted on a couch track. Unfortunately, the IED explodes and the cracker makes the supreme sacrifice to save the soldiers. Constable (Dog Handler) YS Avinash suffered minor injuries. Prime Minister said that dogs play an important role in disaster management and rescue mission