Mr BundelKhandi
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Meet An individual identified as Rahul Pathak. Formerly a Sepoy of the Indian Army. Last Unit- 1811 Pnr. Boarded out of service - March 2026 (due to an AFMSF-10 case related to mental health and disciplinary issues.) District - Shahjahanpur State - Uttar Pradesh. A video dated 06 March 2026 is currently circulating across several social media platforms, showing him participating in a protest reportedly organized by CJP. Notably, he is seen wearing the Indian Army uniform despite no longer being in service. His actions raise serious concerns as wearing the Army uniform after dismissal and engaging in such activities is a violation and reflects disrespect towards the dignity of the uniform. DesiEsco🇮🇳 Panther🇮🇳 Chauhan Ankit Rawal ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY UP POLICE SuryaCommand_IA
Mr BundelKhandi53,039 views • 1 month ago
This is Colonel Rajesh Pawar (Retired). Recently, during a podcast, he claimed that the 'Sarva Dharma Sthal' was established within Army cantonments merely to facilitate promotions and garner fame for senior officers. Oh, you fool! Do you not realize that people of all faiths reside in India and that the Army comprises regiments representing various religious backgrounds? For Example The JAKLI and JAK RIF Regiments, the soldiers are predominantly Muslim; yet, even in those regiments, there is no mosque-only a 'Sarva Dharma Sthal.' The Madras Regiment - Where the soldiers are Christian - there is no church, but rather a 'Sarva Dharma Sthal.' Similarly, The Sikh Regiment there is no Gurudwara, but a 'Sarva Dharma Sthal.' And - most notably - in your own 19 RAJ RIF where the entire unit consists of Hindus, there is no temple; instead, there stands a 'Sarva Dharma Sthal.' As the saying goes, the Commanding Officer is the true 'King' of his unit. Instead of spouting this nonsense here, why didn't you raise these questions while you were still in the service - specifically, why the name of your unit's most sacred shrine wasn't changed back then? After all, during your service, you were working for the country. Now that your resettlement hasn't worked out, you are undermining the very national army that brought you to the position you hold today; in other words, you are biting the very hand that fed you. Intresting Bio Place of Birth:Haryana. School Education: Sainik School Kunjpura, Karnal. Training:NDA Khadakwasla, Pune & IMA Dehradun. Army Service:Served in the Indian Army for over 20 years. Excellence in Sports : Consistently excelled in equestrian sports, swimming and physical fitness. Kargil War:Led military operations on treacherous mountain peaks as a Company Commander during the 1999 Kargil War. 1 PARA SF & SFF: Participated in numerous special and high-risk operations alongside the 1 PARA SF and the Special Frontier Force. CIOPs: Possesses extensive experience in counter-terrorism operations across Kashmir, Manipur, Assam, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh. Women's Safety: Following the 'Nirbhaya' incident, he contributed significantly to providing self-defense training to thousands of girls and women. Post-Retirement:International Reported from Ukraine, the Israel-Hamas conflict zone, the Iran-Israel region, and other global conflict zones. Podcasts & CommentarShares candid and incisive views on geopolitics, national security, military reforms and defense policies across various podcasts. Rajesh Pawar ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY Aditya Raj Kaul Panther🇮🇳 Abhinav Lt Gen DP Pandey Lt Col Sushil Singh Sheoran, Veteran ThE EcHo BrEaKeRs
Mr BundelKhandi43,537 views • 2 months ago
Meet Colonel Firdosh P. Dubash, Commanding Officer of the 2nd Arunachal Scouts Battalion a unit whose men were allegedly assaulted by local police in Bomdila, Arunachal Pradesh in November 2018. Don't dare to touch my boys again in Future. In early November 2018, two soldiers from the 2nd Arunachal Scouts Battalion were involved in a public altercation in Bomdila during the Buddha Mahotsava period. They were taken into custody by local police and reports later claimed they were badly beaten and humiliated while in police hands. Images of the injured soldiers reportedly intensified anger inside the Army. Colonel Firdosh P. Dubash, then commanding the battalion strongly intervened in support of his men. He reportedly confronted senior police officials including the local SP and made it clear that any harm to his soldiers would not be tolerated. His hard stance made the incident escalate from a local law-and-order issue into a major civil-military controversy. ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY PMO India ITBP Brigadier Hardeep Singh Sohi,Shaurya Chakra (R) Jai Samota Sann #IndianArmy
Mr BundelKhandi43,981 views • 2 months ago
Meet Havildar Digendra Kumar MVC – “The Cobra of Tololing” He is one of the most decorated soldiers of the 2 Raj Rif and a living legend of the 1999 Kargil War Awarded the Maha Vir Chakra -India’s second‑highest wartime gallantry decoration - he is widely remembered as the “Cobra of Tololing” for his role in capturing the strategically vital Tololing heights. Born:3 July 1969, Neem Ka Thana, Rajasthan Awards: Maha Vir Chakra – 15 August 1999 Sena Medal – 1993 (counter‑terror operations in Kupwara) Retired:31 July 2005. From IPKF to Hazratbal Digendra Kumar joined the Army in 1985and quickly built a reputation as a fearless commando: IPKF, Sri Lanka (late 1980s): Engaged in high‑risk jungle operations against LTTE militants- shooting down insurgents, destroying ammunition dumps, and rescuing captured paratroopers. Kupwara: Conducted intense counter‑terror operations and was awarded the Sena Medal for conspicuous gallantry. Hazratbal siege (1993): Took part in operations to flush out terrorists from the Hazratbal shrine in Srinagar and was commended for his performance. By 1999, he was already a battle‑hardened operator with multiple combat deployments. Kargil War: The Tololing Assault (13 June 1999) Sector: Dras, Kargil Objective:Recapture Point 4590 / Tololing Top (~15,000 ft), a heavily fortified Pakistani position dominating the highway and valley. under Major Vivek Gupta. Digendra’s role: Commander of the LMG group in the assault company; part of the elite “Cobra” commando element. Digendra was hit by a bullet in his left arm, but instead of taking cover, he kept firing his LMG suppressing enemy positions and allowing his comrades to advance. His sustained fire broke the enemy’s ability to target the climbing troops effectively, enabling a close‑quarters assault on the bunkers. He was involved in neutralizing multiple enemy bunkers on the Tololing crest using grenades and hand‑to‑hand fighting. Some narratives describe him engaging in fierce hand‑to‑hand combat inside bunkers, helping kill numerous enemy soldiers. By the early morning of 13 June 1999 (around 0400 hrs) Indian troops had cleared the position and hoisted the Tricolour on Tololing Top This was the first major Indian victory of the Kargil War and a crucial psychological turning point: it proved that Pakistani positions on the heights could be taken. He sustained multiple bullet wounds during the assault (reports mention 5 to as many as 18 bullet hits on his body armour/body). Despite his injuries, he continued to fight until the position was secured and only collapsed after the objective was achieved. Why His Story Matters Havildar Digendra Kumar’s Tololing action is remembered because: It turned a seemingly impregnable Pak position into India’s first big Kargil victory. It showed how firepower, courage, and close combat at 15,000 feet could break enemy morale. It embodied the ethos of the Indian infantry: lead from the front, keep firing even when hit and complete the mission. Jai Hind!
Mr BundelKhandi20,131 views • 1 month ago
Why did ITBP Commandant Gaurav Prasad take such a step? After watching this video, you’ll understand everything. When ITBP jawan Vikas Kumar went to the UP Police seeking justice for his mother what happened there speaks volumes. Just look at the attitude and manner in which the UP Police ASP interacted with him. A soldier who serves the nation deserved dignity, seriousness, and justice - not arrogance and indifference.
Mr BundelKhandi16,007 views • 2 months ago
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