Indian Journalist Association Jamshedpur unit paid tribute to the immortal martyrs of Pulwama.

Jamshedpur, Jharkhand.

 Under the banner of Indian Journalist Association Jamshedpur unit, a tribute meeting was organized in the memory of the martyrs of Pulwama at Adarsh ​​Abdul Rahimiya Complex, Near Milkiram Building, Sakchi, Jamshedpur. In which Varun Saini, the founder of Ex-Servicemen Council, attended as the chief guest. The program was inaugurated by the chief guest, former Sainik Seva Parishad founder Varun Saini, by lighting candles and dedicating flowers in front of the pictures of 40 martyrs. After that, all the participating members, while paying floral tributes in honor of the martyrs, kept silence for 2 minutes in the memory of the martyrs, after that they shouted in the memory of Pulwama martyrs. The whole atmosphere reverberated with the slogans of Bharat Mata ki Jai, long live the martyrs of Pulwama.

 Reminding the true story of Amar Veer Saputon, the members of the association learned that on 14th February of the year 2019, the country was shaken, when 40 CRPF personnel were martyred in this terrorist attack at 3.15 pm. The attack took place when an explosive-laden car hit a CRPF convoy bus on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway. The explosion was so fierce that the testicles of the bus flew away.

 After this, the ambushed terrorists also fired indiscriminately. The responsibility of this attack was taken by the Pakistani terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed.

 According to the guidance of National President Seraj Ahmad Quraishi and the guidelines of District President Raj Srivastava, mainly Anil Kumar Maurya, Senior Vice President of Indian Journalist Association Jamshedpur Unit, Vice President Kalim Khan, Kamlesh Giri, Kuldeep Chowdhary, Women's Wing State, in making the program successful. General Secretary Neetu Dubey, District General Secretary Abhishek Kumar, Secretary Atif Khan, District Secretary Uttam Chakraborty and Anand Prasad, Mandal President Avinash Verma, Laxman Rao, and other journalists were present.