Service No: 15251323F

Place of Birth: Nadia dist (W B)

Service: Army

Last Rank : Gunner

Unit : 59 Med Regt

Arm/Regt: The Regiment of Artillery

Operation : CI & IS Ops

Date of Martyrdom: 13 Nov 2020

Gunner Subodh Ghosh

Gunner Subodh Ghosh hailed from Raghunathpur village of Nadia district in West Bengal. He had an inclination to serve in the Army since his younger days. He eventually joined the Army in 2017 after completing his school education at the age of 19 years. He was recruited into 59 Med Regt of the Regiment of Artillery, an important combat arm of the Indian Army, well known for its booming field guns. After serving for two years, he got married to Ms. Anindita in Nov 2019 and the couple had a daughter in Aug 2020.

 

Cross-Border Firing (Uri Sector): 13 Nov 2020

 

During Nov 2020, Gnr Subodh Ghosh’s unit was deployed in Uri sector of J&K. The unit troops were manning the forward posts in the Uri sector along the LOC.  The LOC remained highly active and volatile with ceasefire violations occurring very often and without any warning. The year 2020 continued with ceasefire violations by Pak forces like in previous years violating the 2003 ceasefire agreement despite repeated calls for restraint and adherence to the pact during flag meetings between the two sides. In yet another case of ceasefire violation, Pakistani troops opened unprovoked fire in multiple sectors including Dawar, Keran, Nowgaum and Uri sectors along the LOC on 13 Nov 2020.

 

On 13 Nov 2020, Pakistan Army troops initiated unprovoked firing on Indian posts from across the border in the Uri Sector of Baramulla district. During that period, Gnr Subodh Ghosh was manning one of the forward posts along the Line of Control in the Uri sector. The Pakistani forces used mortars and other weapons during the firing. Indian army responded in a befitting manner to the Pakistani aggression and consequently, a heavy exchange of fire ensued thereafter, which continued intermittently for several hours. However, during the heavy exchange of fire, Gnr Subodh Ghosh and his comrade Hav Hardhan Chandra received multiple splinter injuries. They were provided immediate medical aid and evacuated to the nearest military medical facility for treatment. But unfortunately Hav Hardhan Chandra and Gnr Subodh Ghosh later succumbed to their injuries and were martyred. Gnr Subodh Ghosh was a brave and dedicated soldier, who laid down his life in the line of his duty.

 

Gnr Subodh Ghosh is survived by his wife Smt Anindita Ghosh and a daughter.

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17 Comments
  • Jatin mangal

    2020 at 7:33 pm Reply

    Jai.hind

  • Sudip Nandi

    2021 at 1:02 pm Reply

    Your job is to fight for our country, My job is to love and support you. You are my real heroes. Jai Hind.

  • Nabami Das

    2021 at 1:26 pm Reply

    आप अपने प्राण देकर भारत माता की रक्षा किए हैं, धन्य हो आप के माता पिता और भारतवासी जो आपकी तरह पुत्र पाए हैं,गुन्नेर सुबोध घोष आप हमारे लिए हर वक्त अमर रहेंगे।

    “जय हिंद वंदे मातरम”

  • Sandeep Yeligotla

    2021 at 3:41 pm Reply

    When the nation is about to drown,
    There are people standing firm to protect its crown.
    They thrive for the nation day and night,
    Against nature and enemies they stand to fight.

    Without any fear they sacrifice their life,
    Not even thinking about their children and wife.
    The pride of the nation is what they preserve,
    But still don’t get the respect that they deserve.

    Guarding border and sharing shoulder,
    With nothing to eat and dying beneath,
    Their eyes never show that they’ve cried,
    But protecting their people will always make them smile with pride.

    Every time a soldier dies,
    Motherland in grief always cries.

    How would it be for a father to see his son go up to the skies before him?
    How would it be for a mother who still remembers his last words while leaving home “I’ll come back soon, Ma”
    How would it be for a young wife with a 2 years old daughter to dare to imagine her future without him?
    How would be for a sister/brother to look at the home without him?

    But he comes home,
    With medals on his chest,
    Wrapped up in the national flag,
    Telling the nation not to cry,
    As he was a soldier born to die!

    He is your brother,
    Fighting for the same mother,
    Do you even bother or realize his sacrifices?
    It’s high time to acknowledge what they did which you are not able to do,
    Your freedom comes at the cost of their lives.
    Visit a soldier’s home, contribute something to their family, share love, bring smiles to the bereaved families.
    Though the word “Thank You” is not a sufficient one, it’s the least we can all do and say…

    Thank you so much for your service and bravery!!!

  • Sourav Dutta

    2021 at 6:05 pm Reply

    Big salute to gunner Subodh Ghosh, the brave son of Bharath.

    At age of 20, when most of the young people think to make new friends and enjoy the life fullest, you were battling with enemy to safe the nation . Your supreme sacrifice will never be forgotten and always inspires us to build this nation more progressive and stronger.

    Indian Flag Will Always Fly High! Vande Matharam, JAI HIND.

  • Neha Mittal

    2021 at 7:04 pm Reply

    Thank you isn’t enough for all that you did to protect our country and its people . I salute you and your family for your great sacrifice. Me and my family will always be grateful for you. I’ll pray for your family and send them all my good wishes and warm thoughts in these tough times.
    Shat shat naman apko aur aapke parivaar ko!! Jai hind!

  • Ankit Kumar

    2021 at 1:47 am Reply

    हम कितने बेफिक्र और अपनी मस्ती में गुम थे
    क्यूंकि हमारे लिए सरहद पे तैनात तुम थे

    कितने गर्व और आसानी से तुमने सब लुटा दिया
    वो इंसान ही नहीं जिसने तुम्हारा बलिदान भुला दिया

    ॐ शांति

    जय हिन्द!

  • ANKITA KIRTI

    2021 at 6:15 pm Reply

    Grand salute from me and my family to the martyrdom of our brave soldier Gunner Subodh Ghosh! Our prayers are with him and all the martyrs , may their souls rest in peace. May God give your family strength to overcome this great loss god bless their families! Jai HIND Jai BHARAT!

  • Anjelin

    2021 at 9:25 am Reply

    Dear Subodh,

    True patriotism isn’t cheap.
    Even though I don’t know you personally I can feel the sacrifice you offered.
    We are grateful for people like you who put their lives on the line for us.
    You people are True legends, RIP.

    • S.B.Gaddam

      2021 at 3:05 pm

      Jai Hind. We all are proud of satisfaction.

  • Azher Khan

    2021 at 5:53 pm Reply

    Giving a life for the country is the greatest act of patriotism and your valour is evident from what you gave up brother. People of our country and the generations to come shall remain indebted to you and your family forever! Jai Hind

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