Respectful tribute on the birth anniversary of Saint Lieutenant General Hanutt Singh Jasol, who showed indomitable courage in the 1971 India-Pak War.

For thousands of years, the Kshatriya community has been giving a strange example of heroism - greatness - nationalism, yet there is always something from this community that makes pride proud. Today we will tell you the heroes of the 1971 India - Pakistan war, the most in history The great tank warrior who created havoc in the Pakistan army in 1971. This Mahavir, who destroyed 48 tanks of the Pakistan Army, was such a patriot with his bravery, who never married nor took a salary from the army for the service of the country.

Lt-General Hanut Singh Rathore

This is the Kshatriya for the country, who remained unmarried for life and without a salary for an army job Lieutenant General Hanut Singh Rathore

(Veer Hanut Singh this Rajasthani saint had destroyed 48 Pak tanks)

Where the soil of Rajasthan has given birth to heroes like Maharana Pratap and Veer Durgadas, the devotee is also the mother of Shiromani Mirabai. Veer Hanut Singh had both the qualities of Rajasthani soil. Under their leadership, the Poona Horse Regiment destroyed 48 tanks of Pakistan in the 1965 and 1971 India-Pak war, after which there was no option left except to accept defeat before Pak Army.

Lay. General Hanut Singh was born on 6 July 1933. Colonel Arjun Singh Ji Rathore was held at the house of Jasol, Rajasthan. He was the cousin of former Foreign and Defense Minister Jaswant Singh. After completing studies at Karnan Brown School in Dehradun, he entered NDA in 1949. That's where they joined the army. Here he was appointed as Second Lieutenant. After this, he continued to progress step by step.

The strength is shown in the India-Pak war-

Hanut Singh participated in the India-Pak war on behalf of the Pune Horse Regiment in 1965 and 1971. Under their leadership A. B. Tarpare and Second Lieutenant Arun Khetrapal demolished 48 tanks of the Pakistan Army and released sixes of the Pakistan Army by introducing war skills.

Pakistan said pride of Hind

Influenced by Hanut Singh's skills in the war, Pakistan's unit awarded this Indian regiment with the title of Fakr-e-Hind which was awarded by an opposition army for the first time in the history of the Indian Army. Mahavir Chakra was also awarded to show them bravery in the war.

Child-Brahmachari remained forever-

Hanut Singh was known as Gurudev in the regiment. All people respected them saying this. They did not get married. Impressed by them, most of the officials of their unit also did not marry.

Became a saint from a soldier-

He was trending towards spirituality and yoga since childhood. During the army, he was introduced to Shaiv Bal Ashram of Dehradun. He started staying there after retiring from the army. He was known by the name of Guruji. They were strictly against alcohol and meat.

Dehradun's Bal Shivayogi was impressed by him. He settled down there after this. He used to visit Balasati Ashram in Jodhpur for two months a year. Even there he doesn't talk to family much and engage in his spiritual practice.

●Mahavir Chakra winner of the 1971 India-Pakistan war and destroyed more than 48 tanks in Pakistan with a unique strategy. It was because of the war that Indian Army succeeded in surrounding Lahore which made India win in Pakistan's Shakargarh region in the 1971 battle.

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Introduction to Life --

Hanut Singh Rathore was a descendant of Jasol Rawal Mallinath, his descendant is Mahecha Rathore, his father lt. Col Arjun Singh Ji was born on 6 July 1933, he remained unmarried throughout his life and was among the ultimate devotees of Sati Mata Rupkanwar Bala village, he was commissioned in Indian Army on 28 December 1952, included in the 12 greatest generals of Azad India and General in Indian Army The famous General by the name of Hanut was living in Dehradun right now. General Hanut, the relative cousin of former Union Minister Jaswant Singhji used to engage in spiritual meditation.

He was awarded the Mahavir Chakra for extraordinary heroism in the 1971 India-Pakistan war and was, authorized author of FLAG HISTORY OF ARMOURED CORP.

He was also given the ultimate specialist service medal PVSM,

He retired on 31 July 1991.

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India-Pakistan War of 1971-----

Lt Colonel (then) Hanut Singh Rathore had commanded 47 Infantry Brigades in this war, Shakargarh was one of the areas where the most fierce war took place in this war.

47 Infantry Brigade of Lieutenant Colonel (then) Hanut Singh was deployed near the Basantar River in the Shakargarh sector, Pakistan had installed many land mines in this river,

On 16 December 1971, the army successfully crossed the river under the command of Hanut Singh, Pakistan attacked with tanks for two days continuously.

Lt. Colonel (then) Hanut Singh led and guided the army from one dangerous sector to another, regardless of his safety.

In this war, under their leadership, the Indian Army destroyed 48 tanks in Pakistan and failed the attack on Pakistan.

He introduced amazing heroism, leadership, and dutifulness and as a result of this victory, Hanut Singh was awarded with Mahavir Chakra.......

Former Army President General V.K. Singh has given his book LEADERSHIP IN THE INDIAN ARMY

I wrote about Hanut Singh ji that.......

“Hanut will be remembered as one of the finest armour commanders of the Indian army. His simplicity, courage, boldness, high sense of moral values, and professionalism will always be a source of inspiration for generations of officers to come”