The father of a soldier martyred in the recent Kathua attack shared the details of their last conversation. The tragic incident, which claimed the lives of several Indian soldiers, has left the nation in mourning and families grappling with immense grief.
Mr. Rajesh Singh, father of the late Lance Naik Vikram Singh, recounted the final moments he spoke with his son. “It was just an ordinary call,” he said, his voice heavy with emotion. “We talked about family, his health, and the usual things. He sounded so optimistic and full of life.”
Lance Naik Vikram Singh, who served in the Indian Army for six years, was stationed in Kathua, Jammu and Kashmir, when the attack occurred. The assault by militants left several soldiers dead and many others injured, leading to heightened security measures in the region.
“He told me not to worry about him, that he was safe and everything was under control,” Mr. Singh continued. “I never imagined that would be the last time I would hear his voice.”
The Singh family, like many others, now faces the unbearable pain of losing a loved one to the violence that continues to plague the region. Lance Naik Vikram Singh is remembered as a dedicated and courageous soldier who always put his country first.
“He was our pride, our hero,” Mr. Singh said, tears welling up in his eyes. “He always wanted to serve the nation. He died doing what he loved and believed in.”
The Indian government has condemned the attack and vowed to take stringent action against the perpetrators. Tributes have poured in from across the country, honoring the bravery and sacrifice of the fallen soldiers.
In the wake of this tragedy, the Singh family has called for peace and unity. “Our loss is immense, but we pray for peace. We don’t want any more families to go through this pain,” Mr. Singh stated.
The nation stands in solidarity with the families of the martyred soldiers, offering support and paying homage to their supreme sacrifice. The memory of Lance Naik Vikram Singh and his comrades will forever be etched in the hearts of their fellow countrymen.