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War veteran Bhairo Singh Rathore meets home minister in Jaisalmer

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Jaisalmer : Bhairo Singh Rathore, the 1971 Indo-Pak war hero of Longewala, met the Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Jaisalmer. The Union Home Minister was in Rajasthan’s Jaisalmer to address the 57th Raising Day of BSF.

On meeting the war veteran, Shah took to his Twitter handle and wrote, “I was privileged to meet the 1971 war hero Bhairo Singh Rathore, who was posted at Longewala during the war, in Jaisalmer today. Your valour and love for the motherland has created history and immense reverence in the hearts of the countrymen. I bow down to you.”

Bhairo Singh Rathore was portrayed by Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty in the movie ‘Border’.

‘Border’, a fictionalised account of the Indo-Pak war, released in 1997, showed Shetty portraying the role of Bhairon Singh as an Assistant Commandant, striking a chord of patriotism with the masses.

However, Bhairon Singh, who was shown to be a martyr in the movie, in reality, was a Lance Naik in BSF and after the war was even awarded Sena Medal in 1972 by the then Rajasthan CM Barkatullah Khan, for his exemplary service.

The film by noted writer and producer-director JP Datta had depicted the war of Longewala where 21 brave soldiers, including Bhairo Singh, were involved in serving the nation with glory.

 

 

Tags: 1971 Indo-Pak war hero57th Raising Day of BSFBarkatullah KhanBhairo Singh RathoreborderBorder Security ForcesJaisalmerJP DattaLongewalaRajasthanSena MedalSuniel ShettyUnion Home Minister Amit Shah
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Jaisalmer : Bhairo Singh Rathore, the 1971 Indo-Pak war hero of Longewala, met the Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Jaisalmer. The Union Home Minister was in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer to address the 57th Raising Day of BSF. On meeting the war veteran, Shah took to his Twitter handle and wrote, "I was privileged to meet the 1971 war hero Bhairo Singh Rathore, who was posted at Longewala during the war, in Jaisalmer today. Your valour and love for the motherland has created history and immense reverence in the hearts of the countrymen. I bow down to you." Bhairo Singh Rathore was portrayed by Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty in the movie 'Border'. 'Border', a fictionalised account of the Indo-Pak war, released in 1997, showed Shetty portraying the role of Bhairon Singh as an Assistant Commandant, striking a chord of patriotism with the masses. However, Bhairon Singh, who was shown to be a martyr in the movie, in reality, was a Lance Naik in BSF and after the war was even awarded Sena Medal in 1972 by the then Rajasthan CM Barkatullah Khan, for his exemplary service. The film by noted writer and producer-director JP Datta had depicted the war of Longewala where 21 brave soldiers, including Bhairo Singh, were involved in serving the nation with glory.    
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