DY Chandrachud urged folks to sing for the troopers throughout Christmas celebrations.
New Delhi:
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Sunday referred to the 4 safety personnel killed throughout an encounter with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir and known as for remembering the troopers throughout Christmas celebrations. Let’s not neglect these on the borders who’re spending chilly mornings to guard the nation, he mentioned on the Christmas Day program on the Supreme Court docket.
#WATCH | Delhi, Addressing the Christmas Day program on the Supreme Court docket, CJI DY Chandrachud says, ”We misplaced 4 members of our armed forces a couple of days in the past. In order we have a good time Christmas, allow us to not neglect these on the borders who’re spending these chilly mornings defending us… pic.twitter.com/e0ImURjPdb
— ANI (@ANI) December 25, 2023
”We misplaced 4 members of our armed forces a couple of days in the past. In order we have a good time Christmas, allow us to not neglect these on the borders who’re spending these chilly mornings defending us and our nation. Once we sing, we additionally sing for them in celebration,” the Chief Justice mentioned.
We’re lucky to have the ability to have a good time with our households due to these folks, he added.
Chief Justice Chandrachud additionally sang Christmas carols on the occasion that was attended by senior judges, Justice Sanjeev Khanna and Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah.
4 troopers have been killed in motion and three have been injured throughout a gunfight with terrorists in Rajouri district on Thursday. The terrorists had fired upon two military autos passing by Poonch area, resulting in a gunfight.
5 troopers have been killed in motion throughout an anti-terror operation final month in Rajouri, which has turn out to be a hotbed of terrorists and a website of main assaults on the military over the previous few years.
Ten troopers have been killed in motion in twin assaults within the Rajouri-Poonch area final April and Might. Greater than 35 troopers have been killed throughout anti-terror operations within the space up to now two years.