पहली बार ऑपरेशन सिंदूर के छह शहीदों के नाम आए सामने, वॉर मेमोरियल पर दर्ज – Operation Sindoor Fallen Heroes National War Memorial
Six soldiers of the Indian Army who were martyred during Operation Sindoor have now formally appeared before the country. The government has made the names of these martyrs public for the first time. These names have been included in the Roll of Honor on the website of the National War Memorial. 2025 is marked on the 3D section of the war memorial wall.
This is the first time that the government has sanctioned cross-border operations conducted against terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) in May 2025. operation vermilion The deaths have been officially confirmed. Earlier, the government had not made the identities of these martyrs public, although many reports and speculations were going on in the media and social media.
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India in May 2025 Pakistan And a significant military operation was conducted targeting terrorist infrastructure in PoK. It was named Operation Sindoor. This went on for four days. Its objective was to crush terrorism coming from across the border and to strengthen the security of India. During this, Indian Army, Air Force and other forces took joint action.
Till now the government had not given details about the military damage caused during the operation. But National War Memorial But the inclusion of these six names is considered to be the first official acknowledgment from the government that Indian forces had suffered losses in the operation.
Names of martyrs and their units
The names of six martyred soldiers and air warriors inscribed on the National War Memorial are as follows…
- Subedar Major Pawan Kumar – Headquarters 10 Infantry Brigade
- Rifleman Sunil Kumar, Vir Chakra – 4 Jammu & Kashmir Light Infantry
- Lance Naik Dinesh Kumar – 5 Field Regiment
- Aviation Technician Mood Muralinayak – 851 Light Regiment
- Havildar Sunil Kumar Singh – 237 Field Workshop Company
- Sergeant Surendra Kumar, Vayu Medal – 39 Wing
Of these, two soldiers were honored for bravery – Rifleman Sunil Kumar received the Vir Chakra and Sergeant Surendra Kumar received the Vayu Medal.
Importance of National War Memorial
The National War Memorial is near India Gate. Here the names of all the martyred soldiers of the country are immortalized on the walls. Every year the names of new martyrs are added to the section of the respective year. These six names have been included in the 2025 section.
Enrollment in the Roll of Honor is not just a formality. This is a way of recognizing the supreme sacrifice of these heroes for the country. It is very important emotionally for the families, fellow soldiers and the entire country. Now these martyrs are officially being called Fallen Heroes.
Government’s silence and now revelation
During Operation Sindoor, there was tension on both sides for several days. India claimed to have destroyed terrorist hideouts, while Pakistan also made some claims. But the Indian government had maintained silence on the number or names of military casualties from the beginning. This secrecy was maintained for security reasons and strategic reasons.
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Now experts are considering releasing the names as a positive step. This has provided justice to the families. The people of the country can salute their martyrs. These six soldiers sacrificed their lives while protecting the country. Experienced soldiers like Subedar Major Pawan Kumar led the brigade.
Young constables like Rifleman Sunil Kumar were deployed on the border. Air warriors like aviation technicians and sergeants played an important role in air support. There is now pain in every martyr’s family, but also pride. The entire country is proud of these heroes. Their sacrifice once again proved that the Indian Armed Forces are firm on the policy of zero tolerance against terrorism.
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