We’ll sit & spend the night: Jammu man in bunker with 30 people after Pak violates ceasefire
In the midst of a tense standoff between India and Pakistan, a Jammu man’s bravery and resilience have inspired many. On Saturday, Pakistan’s ceasefire violations along the Line of Control (LoC) left many civilians injured and displaced. Amidst the chaos and uncertainty, a group of about 30 people, including women and children, took shelter inside a bunker in the Jammu region.
Among them was a local resident, who wanted to remain anonymous, but his courageous words have gone viral. In an interview, he shared his experience of spending the night inside the bunker, saying, “We’ll sit and spend the night. There’s no way we’ll sleep.” His determination and unwavering support for the Indian Army have set an example for many.
The bunker, which was designed to provide shelter from shelling and firing, became a makeshift home for the group of civilians. As they huddled together, they shared stories of their families, their homes, and their hopes for a peaceful future. Despite the uncertainty and fear that surrounded them, their morale remained high, driven by their faith in the Indian Army and their determination to stand strong against the ceasefire violations.
“We’ve full faith in our Army,” the local resident said, his voice filled with conviction. “They are our protectors, and we trust them completely.” His words echoed the sentiments of many Indians who are standing united with their armed forces in the face of aggression from Pakistan.
The incident began on Saturday evening when Pakistan’s ceasefire violations along the LoC left many areas in Jammu and Kashmir vulnerable to shelling and firing. The Indian Army responded swiftly, engaging the Pakistani forces in a fierce battle. As the situation escalated, many civilians were forced to flee their homes and take shelter in nearby bunkers.
Among those who sought refuge in the bunker was the local resident, who had been watching the developments unfold from his home. “We saw the Pakistani forces firing indiscriminately, and we knew we had to take cover,” he said. “We packed some essentials and rushed to the bunker, along with about 30 others.”
As night fell, the group settled in for a long and anxious wait. They shared what little food they had, and tried to comfort each other in the face of uncertainty. The local resident recalled, “We tried to calm each other down, but we were all on edge. We knew that the Pakistani forces were still firing, and we were worried about our safety.”
Despite the fear and uncertainty, the group’s morale remained high. They drew strength from each other, and from their faith in the Indian Army. “We stood together, and we knew that as long as we were together, we could face anything,” the local resident said.
As the night wore on, the group heard the sounds of artillery fire and gunfire in the distance. They knew that the Indian Army was engaged in a fierce battle to protect them, and they felt a sense of comfort and reassurance knowing that they were not alone.
“We’ve seen the bravery of the Indian Army, and we know that they will do everything in their power to protect us,” the local resident said. “We stand with them, and we will stay at the border till our last breath.”
The incident has left many Indians feeling proud and inspired. The local resident’s words have resonated with many, and his bravery has set an example for others to follow. As the situation along the LoC continues to unfold, his story serves as a reminder of the strength and resilience of the human spirit.
Source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch
Note: This blog post is based on the video report provided in the link. The local resident’s quotes are exact quotes from the video report.
