Indian Army Commemorates 53rd Anniversary of Battle of Phuklian (Chenab) Enclave
To mark the 53rd anniversary of the historic victory of the Indian Army in the 1971 Indo-Pak war, the troops of Chenab Brigade under the aegis of Tiger Division organized a series of events to commemorate the Battle of Phikilan (Chenab) Enclave.
The celebrations kicked off on 3rd December with a motorcycle rally flagged off to the border villages of Pargwal, Makwal, and Marh in Jammu and Kashmir. The rally aimed to enlighten the youth about the heroic exploits of the Indian Army.
The enthusiastic bikers of the Chenab Brigade organized a movie screening and interaction with the locals of the border villages. The celebrations also included a friendly cricket match with local youth and a painting competition at various schools.
GOC Tiger Division unveiled a monolith today at Makwal village in a historic event attended by a large gathering of civil dignitaries, J&K Police, civil administration, local population and school children from border villages.
The monolith, a testament to the bravery of the soldiers of the Chenab Brigade, will serve as a reminder of their selfless sacrifice. The inscription on the monolith, ” Those who wrung it But Never Sung ” embodies the spirit of nationalism and will inspire future generations to draw from the glorious past.
The Chenab Brigade’s commemoration of the Battle of Phuklian (Chenab) Enclave serves as a tribute to the heroes of the Indian Army and reinforces the nation’s gratitude for their bravery and sacrifice.
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