43 brave Indian soldiers held back 2000-strong mob in South Sudan. These two bravehearts died in the conflict
NewsIndiaNorth43 brave Indian soldiers held back 2000-strong mob in South Sudan 43 brave Indian soldiers held back 2000-strong mob in South Sudan. These two bravehearts died in the conflict Subedar Dharmesh Sangwan (8 Rajputana Rifles) and Subedar Kumar Pal Singh (Army Medical Corps) were killed in the attack, while Naik Sahabul Mandal was left seriously injured.
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