Service No : IC7595
Service : Army
Last Rank : Major
Unit : 4 Sikh LI
Arm/Regt : The Sikh Light Infantry
Martyrdom : 1962
Major S Rajan
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Shivshankaran SG. Son of Gp Capt. S Ganesan read. 9600070924 Chennai
2020 at 2:22 pmVery glad to see this honour point. Major Rajan was my uncle. We have some letters, pictures and anecdotes. His wife of only 2 years of married life, is still alive and lives in an old age home in Chennai. He is much un celebrated and unrecognized in the state and country. We will be happy if there be a short coverage on Major Rajan.
shivshankaran srinivasa ganesan
2022 at 2:02 amShivshankaran SG. Son of Gp Capt. S Ganesan read. 9600070924 ChennaiREPLY
Very glad to see this honour point. Major Rajan was my uncle. We have some letters, pictures and anecdotes. His wife of only 2 years of married life, is still alive and lives in an old age home in Chennai. He is much un celebrated and unrecognized in the state and country. We will be happy if there be a short coverage on Major Rajan.