Assam Rifles Pays Tribute to Late Havildar Madho Singh Mehta in Arunachal Pradesh Ceremony

CHANGLANG, March 21, 2026 — Marking the anniversary of a profound act of bravery, the Changlang Battalion of the Assam Rifles organized a solemn wreath-laying ceremony to honor the memory of Havildar Madho Singh Mehta (Late).

The tribute was held in Arunachal Pradesh to commemorate the soldier’s supreme sacrifice made on March 20, 2005, during a fierce encounter with insurgents at Yangangpokpi, Manipur. Officers and personnel gathered to pay their respects, highlighting the fallen hero’s exceptional courage and his unwavering dedication to the sovereignty of the nation.

The ceremony served as a powerful reminder of the risks faced by the “Sentinels of the Northeast” in maintaining peace across the region. By formally recognizing the legacy of Havildar Mehta, the Assam Rifles reaffirmed that the gallantry of its soldiers remains etched in the force’s history, continuing to inspire all ranks to uphold the highest standards of service.

This act of remembrance underscores the military’s deep-rooted tradition of honoring its martyrs and ensures that the story of his commitment remains a guiding light for future generations of internal security forces.