Lance Naik Albert Ekka: The Untold Tale of Bravery
In the 1971 Indo-Pak war, Lance Naik Albert Ekka displayed unparalleled bravery, bringing great honor to the Indian Army. A soldier of the 14th Battalion, Brigade of the Guards, his courage earned him the Param Vir Chakra, India's highest military honor. During the war, Albert Ekka and his unit were stationed at a critical post under relentless attack from Pakistan.
One day, the Pakistani forces surrounded the Indian troops and launched heavy shelling. Lance Naik Albert Ekka, along with his comrades, fought valiantly to repel the enemy attack. Despite sustaining multiple injuries, he continued to shield his unit and fought fiercely, refusing to retreat. His heroism not only inspired the Indian soldiers but also sent a powerful message to the enemy that Indian soldiers never bow under any circumstances.
Albert Ekka's supreme sacrifice infused new energy and determination within the army. After the war, his gallantry was honored with the Param Vir Chakra. His sacrifice and valor continue to inspire every Indian and remain a shining example of courage for the Indian Army.
"Salute to such brave sons of India. Jai Hind!"
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