Real heroes of India are the NSG’s and the MARCOS who came to rescue to save the terrorist attacks in Mumbai.the whole nation and media is in praises of their bravery. Among the NSG’s killed we lost one of our brave soldier Major Sandeep
"Major Sandeep amar rahe", "Bharat Mata ki Jai", slogans rent the air as hundreds followed the army truck carrying the body of National Security Guard (NSG) commando Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who was killed in a firefight with terrorists inside the Taj hotel in Mumbai.
Students in school uniform, young and elderly men and women in hundreds, walked along as the truck wound its way from the residence of the NSG commando in Yelahanka, about 12 km from city centre, to the crematorium, about four kilometres away.
Dhanalakshmi, mother of 31-year-old Sandeep Unnikrishnan, was inconsolable. She swooned as the Karnataka police band sounded the bugle after a police gun salute marking the beginning of the last journey of her son from their residence to the crematorium.She was given medical aid as relatives consoled her. The body of Major Unnikrishnan was brought to Bangalore late Friday night from Mumbai and kept at his Yelahanka residence for people to pay their last respects.
To prevent his colleagues from getting caught in the crossfire, Sandeep told them to keep away. He was grievously injured and died on Friday. His parents hail from Kerala but Sandeep was born and brought up in Bangalore. "I lost my son in Mumbai but we are proud that he has served the country well," the father told reporters”.
I salute the bravery of major sandeep and his family.sandeep is a real hero and I’m sure he will be an example to many kids and the youth for bravery and love for the country.
JAI HIND
"Major Sandeep amar rahe", "Bharat Mata ki Jai", slogans rent the air as hundreds followed the army truck carrying the body of National Security Guard (NSG) commando Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who was killed in a firefight with terrorists inside the Taj hotel in Mumbai.
Students in school uniform, young and elderly men and women in hundreds, walked along as the truck wound its way from the residence of the NSG commando in Yelahanka, about 12 km from city centre, to the crematorium, about four kilometres away.
Dhanalakshmi, mother of 31-year-old Sandeep Unnikrishnan, was inconsolable. She swooned as the Karnataka police band sounded the bugle after a police gun salute marking the beginning of the last journey of her son from their residence to the crematorium.She was given medical aid as relatives consoled her. The body of Major Unnikrishnan was brought to Bangalore late Friday night from Mumbai and kept at his Yelahanka residence for people to pay their last respects.
To prevent his colleagues from getting caught in the crossfire, Sandeep told them to keep away. He was grievously injured and died on Friday. His parents hail from Kerala but Sandeep was born and brought up in Bangalore. "I lost my son in Mumbai but we are proud that he has served the country well," the father told reporters”.
I salute the bravery of major sandeep and his family.sandeep is a real hero and I’m sure he will be an example to many kids and the youth for bravery and love for the country.
JAI HIND
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