Assam Rifles honors Havildar Rajender Singh Panwal with full military honors

IMPHAL, May 5, 2026 — Assam Rifles conducted a solemn wreath-laying ceremony at Imphal Airport to pay tribute to Havildar Rajender Singh Panwal of 43 Assam Rifles, who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty.

The ceremony, held with full military honors, was attended by senior officials, dignitaries, and fellow soldiers who gathered to recognize his courage and selfless service to the nation.

Draped in the Tricolour, the mortal remains of the braveheart were received with deep respect as the force expressed its solidarity with his grieving family.

A native of Almora in Uttarakhand, Rajender Singh Panwal had completed 38 years of distinguished service, often operating in some of the most challenging environments. His long career was marked by a steadfast commitment to duty and the security of the country.

During the ceremony, representatives of the Assam Rifles emphasized that his sacrifice would serve as a lasting inspiration for future generations of soldiers.

The event concluded with a final salute to the veteran, whose legacy of bravery remains a source of pride for both his home state and the entire nation.