Martyr Pawan Jaryal: Himachal soldier posted in Ambala who requested border duty

Dharamshala: Pawan Jaryal, a brave soldier from Shahpur in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, has made the ultimate sacrifice while fighting against Pakistan in the ongoing post-Operation Sindoor conflict.

Pawan Jaryal, a resident of the serene Shahpur area, had long aspired to serve on the border, a posting he considered his final duty as a soldier. He was posted in Ambala but later his wish was granted when he was posted to in border areas of Jammu & Kashmir, a key location during the ongoing operations.

The news of his martyrdom was confirmed by local MLA Kewal Pathania, who expressed deep sorrow over the loss of the soldier.

His dedication and valour on the battlefield led to his martyrdom in a fierce confrontation with Pakistani forces, following the strategic military operations initiated under Operation Sindoor.

The local community, along with his family, is devastated by the news of his sacrifice, but they also take pride in his courage and patriotism. MLA Kewal Pathania, in a statement, highlighted Jaryal’s unwavering commitment to the nation and expressed heartfelt condolences to the family.

“Pawan was a dedicated soldier who answered the call of duty with honor. He had requested this very posting, and he gave his life defending our borders,” said Pathania.

Pawan Jaryal’s martyrdom underscores the sacrifices made by Indian armed forces in safeguarding the nation’s integrity. His legacy will forever remain etched in the hearts of those who knew him and the nation he so bravely served. The loss has sent shockwaves through Shahpur and beyond, where the community continues to mourn his untimely departure.

Jaryal is survived by his family, who are being supported by the local community and government. The martyrdom of soldiers like Pawan Jaryal reminds the nation of the ongoing risks and sacrifices made by those who serve at the borders, ensuring the security of the country against external threats.