KHAJURI, FEB 07, 2026 — Marking the martyrdom anniversary of one of India’s most revered military icons, a solemn wreath-laying ceremony was held today at the war memorial in Khajuri village, the birthplace of Naik Jadunath Singh, Param Vir Chakra (PVC). The Rajput Regimental Centre led the tributes to the legendary soldier, whose extraordinary gallantry at Tain Dhar during the 1947–48 Indo-Pak war remains a definitive chapter in the nation’s military history. The ceremony served as a powerful reminder of the “eternal spirit of the Rajputs,” honoring a man whose leadership and supreme sacrifice turned the tide in the battlefields of Naushera.
The commemorative event drew a significant gathering of veterans, serving soldiers, and local citizens, all united in their resolve to keep the hero’s legacy alive. By holding the tribute in his native village, the Indian Army reaffirmed the deep, unbreakable bond between the regiment and the homelands of its bravest soldiers. Attendees reflected on Singh’s courage under fire, noting that his story continues to serve as a foundational inspiration for new generations of personnel. From the quiet lanes of Khajuri to the rugged heights of Jammu and Kashmir, the legacy of Naik Jadunath Singh remains a symbol of unwavering devotion to the motherland.
