BJP state leaders congratulate countrymen on "Army Day"

15 January (HC). Leaders of BJP Delhi Pradesh congratulated the countrymen on the occasion of 72nd Army Day on Wednesday.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state president and MP Manoj Tiwari said that the soldiers of the country, who protect mother Bharati with their indomitable courage and valor, salute the soldiers on Army Day. Jai Hind!

Union Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan said that the heartiest greetings of 'Army Day' to all the heroes of the Indian Army, a symbol of indomitable courage, valor and sacrifice.

BJP MP Pravesh Verma congratulated the Army Day through a line. He has written in lines that "Always move forward fearlessly, be it thunderstorms or storms, be ready to defend India, brave the nation." I bow to the indomitable courage, dedication, sacrifice and valor of our brave soldiers.

BJP National Secretary Tarun Chugh said that salute the brave soldiers of the country of India who defeated the enemies every time with their valor and valor and hearty greetings of the Indian Army Day to all the countrymen.

BJP's national vice president and Delhi in-charge Shyam Jaju said that salute to all the soldiers of the Indian Army on the Army Day, indomitable courage, bravery and valor and hearty greetings of the Indian Army Day to all the countrymen.

Delhi BJP General Secretary Ravindra Gupta said that on the occasion of Army Day , I always salute the brave soldiers of the country who made Indian Vasundhara proud by their dedication and devotion to the motherland.

BJP MP Pravesh Verma congratulated the Army Day through a line . He has written in lines that "Always move forward fearlessly, be it thunderstorms or storms, be ready to defend India, brave the nation." I bow to the indomitable courage, dedication, sacrifice and valor of our brave soldiers.

Delhi BJP said that our heartfelt greetings and greetings to our great and mighty soldiers on the Army Day .

It is noteworthy that on 15 January 1949, the last British Commander-in-Chief General of India, Francis Butcher was replaced by the then Lieutenant General KM Cariappa. Kariyappa became the head of the first Indian Army of independent India. After being made the Chief of the Indian Army, 15 January is considered as Army Day every year.