Dansal recently experienced a significant milestone with the formal induction of 262 young boys from Jammu & Kashmir into the Jammu & Kashmir Light Infantry (JAK LI) Regiment. This remarkable event was highlighted by a passing-out parade characterized by discipline, precision, and a palpable sense of pride among the participants.
The parade was presided over by Lt Gen Prasanna Kishore Mishra, General Officer Commanding of the White Knight Corps. He commended the recruits for their unwavering dedication, rigorous training, and impeccable drill execution. During his address, he emphasized the critical role these young soldiers would play in safeguarding the nation and acknowledged the importance of their induction into one of the Indian Army’s most esteemed regiments.
A heartfelt tradition during the ceremony involved the presentation of the Gaurav Padak to the families of the newly inducted soldiers. This award served as a token of recognition for the invaluable support and sacrifices made by the families in contributing to the nation’s security. The emotional resonance of the moment was evident, as parents and guardians watched their sons take the pivotal step into military service.
The ceremony not only marked the culmination of an intensive training period but also heralded the beginning of a revered journey rooted in honour, duty, and service. It illustrated the indomitable spirit of the youth from Jammu & Kashmir, reflecting their aspirations and commitment to bolster India’s defense forces.
