Valor Unyielding: BSF Soldiers Return with Renewed Vigor Post-Operation Sindoor
In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, BSF soldiers have returned with high morale and readiness to counter any future misadventures by Pakistan. With injuries healed, soldiers express determination and readiness to safeguard Indian borders, asserting their prowess and courage in defending the nation.
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In a resounding testament to their resilience, Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers injured during Operation Sindoor have returned to duty with undiminished morale. A senior officer confirmed on Saturday that these soldiers are prepared to repel any future Pakistani aggression with heightened vigor and stronger resolve.
BSF Deputy Inspector General Prabhakar Joshi praised the troops during a press briefing, emphasizing the continuous and vigilant guarding of Indian borders. Despite injuries, the soldiers' willpower remains intact, exhibiting a readiness that promises a robust response to any threat from Pakistan.
Sub-Inspector Vyas Dev, who suffered major injuries, and Constable Bhupendra Vajpayee, recently recovered from a battle injury, exemplify this indomitable spirit. Both officers stand prepared to counter any adversity, underscoring the unwavering bravery and commitment of India's security forces.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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