General Coas Ubendra Dwivedi Felicited Assistant Commandant Neha Bhandari of BSF Jammu with a praise disc with its exceptional courage and operational knowledge during the Sindoor operation. Photo: x/bsf_jammu
The Chief of the Army Staff (Coas), General Ubendra Dwivedi, was awarded by assistant Border Security Force (BSF) Assistant Non Bhandari for his exceptional courage and surgery during Sindoor Operation on the border of Jammu.
The assistant entered the border base in the eyeball on the eye ball of the Pakistani post along the international border, led her troops to silence the three leading enemy contributions across the zero line (the area closest to the enemy territory) by providing a suitable answer.
#Generapendradwidi, #Coas He reviewed the operational readiness in the paragwal J&K sector and visited the Tiger division, where he appreciated the units for their excellent performance in the Sindoor operation. He emphasized the importance of remaining agile and vigilant in response to… pic.twitter.com/clktgnomtj
– ADG PI – Indian Army (@adgpi) 31. May 2025
“On May 30, 2025, General Coas Ubendra Dwivedi, PVSM, AVSM, Felicited Assistant Commandant Nonh Bhandari of Bsf Jammu with a praise disk for her exceptional courage and surgical expertise during Sindoor Operation,” BSF Jammu said on X.
She was terribly commanded by BSF deployed forward on demanding conditions, she said.
In addition to Neha, six female constables held the border attitude of weapons, their “Josh” rising with every bullet that they fired at enemy positions through IB in Samba, RS Pura and Akhnor sectors.
On May 30, 2025, General Coas Ubendra Dwivedi, PVSM, AVSM, adequate assistant commander Neha Bhandari of BSF Jammu with a praise disk for her exceptional courage and operational sectors during Sindoor operation. She was requesting bsf deployed … pic.twitter.com/6pdpftzzqb
– BSF Jammu (@bsf_jammu) May 30, 2025
Non, the third -generation officer from her family in Uttarakhand, she is proud to be part of BSF and during the Sindoor operation commands the border base in the Pargwal area in the District of Jammu.
“I am proud to serve a contribution along the international border with my units. It is about 150 meters from the Pakistani post in Akhnor – Pargwal,” PTI said on Wednesday.
Neha’s grandfather served in the Indian army and her parents come from the police forces of Central Reserve (CRPF), which makes the third generation officer in the family.
“My grandfather served in the army. My father was in CRPF. My mother is in CRPF. I’m an officer of the third generation in strength,” she said.
Published – May 31 2025 09:52 IS
