Three soldiers from Bihar have been martyred on the India-Pakistan border so far. After Imtiaz of Chhapra, now Rambabu Singh of Siwan and Sikandar Raut of Nalanda have also sacrificed their lives for the country.

Another soldier from Bihar has been martyred in the tension between India and Pakistan and the firing from Pakistan. So far three soldiers from Bihar have been martyred. After BSF sub-inspector Mohammad Imtiaz, a resident of Saran, Army soldier Rambabu Singh from Siwan and BSF soldier Sikandar Raut from Nalanda have also sacrificed their lives for the country.

Mohammad Imtiyaz martyred in Pakistani firing

Even after the ceasefire, Pakistan did not stop firing. BSF jawan Mohammad Imtiyaz posted on the border was shot and martyred. His body was brought to his native village in Saran, Bihar and he was given a final farewell with police honours. The whole of Bihar was immersed in pride as well as grief. Meanwhile, news of martyrdom of Army jawan Rambabu Singh of Siwan also came to light.

Army soldier Rambabu Singh also became martyr

Rambabu Singh was a resident of Vasilpur village of Badharya block of Siwan. He was posted in the RA Brigade in the Army. On Monday afternoon, while defusing a Pakistani drone attack with an S-400 system missile, he was injured and martyred. His body will arrive in the village on Wednesday. Rambabu got married just five months ago.

BSF jawan Sikandar Raut also sacrificed his life

Here, news of martyrdom of Nalanda resident BSF jawan Sikandar Raut in Jammu and Kashmir also came. He was the son of Pratap Raut, resident of Uttarthu village of Bind police station area. He sacrificed his life while serving the country on the border. The bodies of martyr Sikandar Raut and Rambabu Singh will be brought to their village. They will be given a final farewell with police honours.

PC:Prabhat Khabar