“Barfili unn chattano pe,
Tu shola ban ke badta raha
Jismon ke zakhm nahi dekhe,
Bas aage badhta raha,
Dushmano ka hosla chur kia
Unhe harne pe majbur kia”
Are some of the lines from the song titled ‘Tujhe bhulega na tera hindustaan’ which was released by Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on Friday at Manekshaw Centre in New Delhi to mark the 20th anniversary of Kargil war. The song depicts the bravery of our soldiers who fought for the nation and safety of it’s people.
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The video that features Bollywood stars like Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan, Arjun Rampal, Sunil Shetty, Fatima Sana Sheikh, Kangana Ranaut, Sonu Sood, Zarine Khan, Vicky Kaushal, Anupam Kher and Kriti Sanon is a tribute anthem to the bravery of officers and soldiers who fought in the Kargil war. The video also features our Defence Minister and former Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi and 5 times world women boxing champion Mary Kom.
While addressing the media on the sidelines of the event, Gen. Bipin Rawat said, “Today, we are here to celebrate 20 years of Kargil and Operation Vijay and the Northern Command as well as the 14 Corps have kick-started the celebrations to be held over the next few weeks.“
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“It is an ode to those officers who guided the soldiers to victory at icy heights of Kargil, as rightly depicted in the theme song (video). It was very touching and moving moment for all of us. Let us all celebrate and rejoice the 20 years of the victory,” he said.
When he was asked whether Pakistan can attempt Kargil-like infiltration again, he confidently said, “Pakistan will not dare to infiltrate India again like it did in Kargil in 1999 as it has already suffer the consequences of the same. There is no such area that we have left unguarded. Our surveillance team is keeping a tight watch and regularly patrolling the areas.”
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The confidence of General Bipin Rawat is enough to prove that India is now more efficient and advance. After the Kargil war, the Indian government increased the budget for defence and made it’s system stronger so that when any conflicts arises, it would be capable of defeating it’s enemy by losing handful of resource.
