March 23rd.
A date etched in every Indian heart as Shaheed Diwas, the day we remember the supreme sacrifices of Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, and Rajguru.
But today, March 23rd, isn’t just about remembrance—
It’s a chilling reminder that the spirit of sacrifice still breathes, still bleeds, and still stands tall.
Because tonight, in Kathua, Jammu & Kashmir, our soldiers are fighting the deadly terror.
Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists attempted yet another infiltration. A few terrorists have intercepted, carrying out a cowardly attack. Our forces responded immediately, leading to an intense gunfight.
Today, India bows its head, remembering the fiery sons of Bharat—Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, and Rajguru—who kissed the gallows with a smile on their faces, so the tricolor could fly freely.
But what we often forget is—the saga of sacrifice didn’t end in 1931.
It continues.
It continues in the icy winds of Kashmir, in the thick forests, in silent midnight operations.
Tonight, as the nation observes Shaheed Diwas, our soldiers in Kathua are fighting the deadly terrorists.
While we share quotes, light candles, and post tributes on social media, a young soldier is ready to sacrifice it all for the country!
And a unit of brave men is locked in an encounter, ensuring that terror doesn’t seep into our homes.
Tonight, Our Soldiers Don’t Sleep. How Can We?
While the rest of us turn off lights, kiss our loved ones goodnight, and slide under warm blankets,
there’s a soldier lying on the cold ground, finger on trigger, eyes scanning the dark.
There’s a convoy moving stealthily, hearts pounding, ready to face bullets so that we can wake up to a peaceful dawn.
They aren’t thinking of sleep.
They’re thinking of us.
And tonight, of all nights, as we remember the martyrs who gifted us freedom, another set of brave hearts are ready to sacrifice their lives for us.
Kathua is not far. Kathua is the heartbeat of India.
The Kathua encounter is not just a local operation—
It’s a reminder:
Martyrs aren’t born once in history. They rise every time the country calls.
So tonight, light a candle not just for Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, and Sukhdev—
but for the nameless, faceless soldier fighting for you in the shadows.
They’re awake. They’re fighting.
Can you truly sleep tonight?
Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.