An Army vehicle was stopped and seized in Kishtwar to clear the road for a bureaucrat's convoy.
That should concern every Indian.
It happened in Paddar, one of Jammu and Kashmir's most sensitive counter-insurgency areas, where every Army movement is linked to operational readiness.
Army vehicles operating in such areas are not ordinary traffic.
Their movement is planned around operational requirements.
It can delay movement, increase exposure and affect troops operating in a hostile environment.
Despite that, the Army vehicle was taken to a police station.
The incident later escalated into an FIR against the Commanding Officer, two officers and nearly 40 jawans of 17 Rashtriya Rifles.
The Army has said it is cooperating with the investigation.
But The bigger question is this.
Who decided that a bureaucrat's convoy should take priority over an Army vehicle operating in an active counter-insurgency zone?
Protocol exists to support national security.
It should never come at the cost of Army operations in an active militancy area.
In this Country, millions of Cockroaches crawl to destabilize India, support Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam; but very few remember the sacrifice of Lt. Shashank Tiwari and console his grieving mother 😢🫡
@Wolfman1437262@Sriman_Mishra07@LtGenDPPandey You’ll shit in your pants if you knew 1% of what Indian Army soldiers does to protect us.His contribution has been impeccable.try getting paid to live and die for the country then speak about perks.its not okay to insult the veterans unless you are some loser from Pakistan
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It’s disturbing that Indian armed forces veterans must struggle for wartime disability rights in a nation where political freebie distribution has become routine for vote bank.
Thank you @ShashiTharoor ji.