Rajnath Singh On Bsf Jawan

As the government marks the second anniversary of the surgical strikes across the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said that deterrent action against Pakistan "will continue at the border" even as Home Minister Rajnath Singh has claimed that BSF had taken strong action against Pakistani forces at...

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that he gets sleepless nights whenever a soldier is killed. "Recently a BSF jawan was martyred in firing by Pakistan. People may not know but whenever such incident happens we get sleepless nights. Our jawans are the country's pride," he said while addressing a BJP workers programme in Lucknow on Tuesday.

Son of the Border Security Force (BSF) jawan Narender Singh who was brutally killed by Pakistani forces on Thursday, sought assistance from Home Minister Rajnath Singh and the authorities concerned.

In the backdrop of rise in cross-border firing in Jammu and Kashmir and the death of two soldiers in Akhnoor sector on Sunday, Union minister Hansraj Ahir said the government would be "constrained" to revoke the Ramzan ceasefire it had announced on May 16, if Pakistan continued to push terrorists across the border.

The jawan received a thunderous applause from the officials and jawans when the home minister pinned the gallantry medal on his chest.

The soldier whose videos on Facebook alleging bad food and near starvation at the frontlines have gone viral, has a dodgy record that also features "intoxication and insubordination", the Border Security Force (BSF) has alleged.

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.

As the government marks the second anniversary of the surgical strikes across the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said that deterrent action against Pakistan "will continue at the border" even as Home Minister Rajnath Singh has claimed that BSF had taken strong action against Pakistani forces at...

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that he gets sleepless nights whenever a soldier is killed. "Recently a BSF jawan was martyred in firing by Pakistan. People may not know but whenever such incident happens we get sleepless nights. Our jawans are the country's pride," he said while addressing a BJP workers programme in Lucknow on Tuesday.

Son of the Border Security Force (BSF) jawan Narender Singh who was brutally killed by Pakistani forces on Thursday, sought assistance from Home Minister Rajnath Singh and the authorities concerned.

In the backdrop of rise in cross-border firing in Jammu and Kashmir and the death of two soldiers in Akhnoor sector on Sunday, Union minister Hansraj Ahir said the government would be "constrained" to revoke the Ramzan ceasefire it had announced on May 16, if Pakistan continued to push terrorists across the border.

The jawan received a thunderous applause from the officials and jawans when the home minister pinned the gallantry medal on his chest.

The soldier whose videos on Facebook alleging bad food and near starvation at the frontlines have gone viral, has a dodgy record that also features "intoxication and insubordination", the Border Security Force (BSF) has alleged.

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.