Jaswant Singh Rawat| The story of the movie '72 Hours', based on the power of the martyr Rifleman Jaswant Singh Rawat, who smoked the teeth of Chinese soldiers in the 1962 Indo-China war, came alive after coming out of the curtain. To make it alive, the real hero did that, with the help of Jaswant Singh Rawat in the war, he defeated the Chinese soldiers. When Jaswant Singh got the Veergati in the war, the Balak Balodi retired after receiving an honorary Captain rank was caught by Chinese soldiers.
80-year-old Balram Balodi, a resident of Balasore, near Kotdwar town in Pauri district, had also come to see the movie 72 Hours. When he got out of the cinema hall, on the one hand his eyes were filled with pride, the eyes filled on the other side were paying tribute to those colleagues, who were not left behind in sacrificing their lives for the sake of the country.
After watching the movie, Baulody was lost in past memories, when he joined the army, and soon afterwards he jumped into the war for the sake of the country's honor and glory. Originally Balram, a resident of rural Pilli of Rikhnikhal block, points out that in March 1960 he was admitted to the fourth battalion of the Garhwal Rifles Regiment. While Jaswant Singh Rawat became part of this battalion in October.
When he remembers the things of the past, he suddenly wakes up the atmosphere of war on his Zubbe when he was facing the Chinese soldiers in the 'war zone', which is known today as Jaswant Garh, due to the bravery of Jaswant Singh goes. Balram explains that in the war, all the soldiers of nine Punjab Regiment and Nine Gorkha Rifles had got the Veergati. After this, four Garhwal Rifles will get orders to take care of the morcha. From here, Jaswant Singh Rawat's heroic war started and he fought till last breath. In this area, four Garhwal Rifles had killed about 400 Chinese soldiers. While after the acquisition of Veergati of the soldiers of the battalion, Brig Hoshiar Singh had left the front and issued orders to retreat. All were ordered to reach the sea palm 14 miles away.
When he remembers the things of the past, he suddenly wakes up the atmosphere of war on his Zubbe when he was facing the Chinese soldiers in the 'war zone', which is known today as Jaswant Garh, due to the bravery of Jaswant Singh goes. Balram explains that in the war, all the soldiers of nine Punjab Regiment and Nine Gorkha Rifles had got the Veergati. After this, four Garhwal Rifles will get orders to take care of the morcha. From here, Jaswant Singh Rawat's heroic war started and he fought till last breath. In this area, four Garhwal Rifles had killed about 400 Chinese soldiers. While after the acquisition of Veergati of the soldiers of the battalion, Brig Hoshiar Singh had left the front and issued orders to retreat. All were ordered to reach the sea palm 14 miles away.
It was said that while coming back, the bridge of Jung River be blown up. So that the Chinese soldiers could not cross it. Very few soldiers were left, and all had turned towards the Sila hill. Because there were four Sikh battalion jawans still holding the Front. However, it was unaware of the fact that the Chinese army has been seized by the soldiers of sewing and the Chinese army has been captured on it. Because, as soon as he reached the bottom of the hill, he started firing on a sudden blow. During the counter attack, many jawans were killed and the bullets were finished.
After this, when the Chinese soldiers came closer, all attacked them with a rifle butt, some companions were killed and the rest were captured. He himself (Balakram) was also one of them. The Chinese soldiers took Indian soldiers caught here from the capital of Tibet to Lhasa. In the camp where they were kept, there were a thousand soldiers including those. There was heavy atrocities on Indian soldiers in Lhasa, but no one related to the security of the country did not open any of the secrets related to the Chinese army before the Chinese army. After the mutual agreement between the two countries, Indian soldiers were released on 18th May 1963.
The 80-year-old honorary Capt. Balakrod Balodi has cherished memories related to the 1962 war. He has handled the letter sent by Army to his mother Chandra Devi in December 1962, in which the information of his disappearance was reported. Balram has also kept the letter which he sent his family during the captivity of the Chinese army. Even today, the Chinese government's postage stamp is fixed on the envelope.
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