Food Served To Jawans

Former BSF jawan Tej Bahadur Yadav, who was dismissed in 2017 after he posted a video complaining about the quality of food served to the troops of the force, on Sunday joined the Dushyant Chautala-led Jannayak Janata Party and said he will contest the assembly polls against Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.

The son of a Border Security Force (BSF) constable dismissed from service for posting videos criticising the quality of food served to soldiers has been found dead at their home in Haryana's Rewari.

Faced with questions over the quality of food, the Border Security Force or BSF has commissioned an assessment by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to analyse the quality and quantity of meals being served to jawans and officers of the paramilitary force.

Food prepared in Border Security Force (BSF) kitchens has always been good and one can check the quality by visiting any of its posts unannounced, says the paramilitary force's chief KK Sharma who blames Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence or ISI for using a jawan's allegation of poor meals being served to troops to demoralise them.

The Delhi High Court today rejected an army jawan's complaint regarding poor food being served to the troops but ordered the Centre and the Army to ensure full protection to him.

Tej Bahadur Yadav, a Border Security Force jawan who posted video on social media complaining of bad food being served to troops on the frontlines, was today dismissed from service following a court martial inquiry that found him guilty of making false charges.

Border Security Force (BSF) constable Tej Bahadur Yadav, who posted a video on Facebook alleging that almost inedible food is served to soldiers at the frontlines, is missing, his wife told the Delhi High Court today. The BSF has been ordered to allow Sharmila Yadav to meet her husband at his battalion in Jammu and Kashmir and stay with him for two...

Tej Bahadur Yadav - the Border Security Force constable whose Facebook video about the food served at the Line of Control had created a storm last month - is allegedly missing.

A huge controversy over a Border Security Force soldier's Facebook videos alleging bad food for the troops has seized the attention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office, which has reportedly asked the Home Ministry for information.

Border Security Force constable Tej Bahadur Yadav -- whose Facebook video alleging bad food is served to jawans has raised a storm -- is being deliberately targeted for exposing the reality the troops face, his family has alleged.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday said the government has sent teams of dieticians to all the posts along the country's borders manned by security forces to ascertain the quality of food served to the troops.

"This is breakfast - one burnt parantha and a glass of tea...no butter, no jam, no pickle..." says a soldier in Facebook videos that have gone viral. "Can a jawan do his duty with this kind of food? Share this video as much as possible and take our message to the government. Jai Hind!" Border Security Force (BSF) soldier Tej Bahadur Yadav says look...

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh has ordered an inquiry into the allegations of a Border Security Force constable, whose videos posted on Facebook talking of near starvation diet given to the personnel at the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and corruption by higher officials, is being widely shared.

Former BSF jawan Tej Bahadur Yadav, who was dismissed in 2017 after he posted a video complaining about the quality of food served to the troops of the force, on Sunday joined the Dushyant Chautala-led Jannayak Janata Party and said he will contest the assembly polls against Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.

The son of a Border Security Force (BSF) constable dismissed from service for posting videos criticising the quality of food served to soldiers has been found dead at their home in Haryana's Rewari.

Faced with questions over the quality of food, the Border Security Force or BSF has commissioned an assessment by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to analyse the quality and quantity of meals being served to jawans and officers of the paramilitary force.

Food prepared in Border Security Force (BSF) kitchens has always been good and one can check the quality by visiting any of its posts unannounced, says the paramilitary force's chief KK Sharma who blames Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence or ISI for using a jawan's allegation of poor meals being served to troops to demoralise them.

The Delhi High Court today rejected an army jawan's complaint regarding poor food being served to the troops but ordered the Centre and the Army to ensure full protection to him.

Tej Bahadur Yadav, a Border Security Force jawan who posted video on social media complaining of bad food being served to troops on the frontlines, was today dismissed from service following a court martial inquiry that found him guilty of making false charges.

Border Security Force (BSF) constable Tej Bahadur Yadav, who posted a video on Facebook alleging that almost inedible food is served to soldiers at the frontlines, is missing, his wife told the Delhi High Court today. The BSF has been ordered to allow Sharmila Yadav to meet her husband at his battalion in Jammu and Kashmir and stay with him for two...

Tej Bahadur Yadav - the Border Security Force constable whose Facebook video about the food served at the Line of Control had created a storm last month - is allegedly missing.

A huge controversy over a Border Security Force soldier's Facebook videos alleging bad food for the troops has seized the attention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office, which has reportedly asked the Home Ministry for information.

Border Security Force constable Tej Bahadur Yadav -- whose Facebook video alleging bad food is served to jawans has raised a storm -- is being deliberately targeted for exposing the reality the troops face, his family has alleged.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday said the government has sent teams of dieticians to all the posts along the country's borders manned by security forces to ascertain the quality of food served to the troops.

"This is breakfast - one burnt parantha and a glass of tea...no butter, no jam, no pickle..." says a soldier in Facebook videos that have gone viral. "Can a jawan do his duty with this kind of food? Share this video as much as possible and take our message to the government. Jai Hind!" Border Security Force (BSF) soldier Tej Bahadur Yadav says look...

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh has ordered an inquiry into the allegations of a Border Security Force constable, whose videos posted on Facebook talking of near starvation diet given to the personnel at the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and corruption by higher officials, is being widely shared.