Place of Birth: Jhunjhunu Dist(Raj)

Service: Army

Last Rank : Sepoy

Unit : 16 Grenadiers

Arm/Regt: The Grenadiers

Operation : CI & IS Ops

Date of Martyrdom: 31 July 2020

Sep Mohsin Khan

Sepoy Mohsin Khan hailed from Kolinda village in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan. Son of an army veteran Subedar Sarvar Khan and Smt Bilkis Bano, Sep Mohsin Khan was youngest among four siblings. His elder brother Grenadier Amjad Khan too served in the Army in the same Regiment. Born in the year 1998, Sep Mohsin Khan always wanted to serve in the Army like his father since his younger days. He eventually joined the Army after completing his school education in the year 2017 at the age of 19 years. He was recruited into 16 Grenadiers of the Grenadiers Regiment, an infantry Regiment known for its brave soldiers with a rich history of various battle honours.

 

Cross-Border Firing (Nowshera Sector): 31 July 2020

 

During Jul 2020, Sep Mohsin Khan’s unit was deployed in Rajouri district of J&K. The unit troops were manning the forward posts in the Nowshera sector along the LOC.  The LOC remained highly active and volatile with ceasefire violations occurring very often and without any warning. Like the previous years, the year 2020 too continued with ceasefire violations. Pakistan continued to violate the 2003 ceasefire agreement with India despite repeated calls for restraint and adherence to the pact during flag meetings between the two sides. Besides manning the forward posts, the unit also launched regular armed patrols to check any infiltration from across the border. On 31 July 2020, Sep Mohsin Khan was part of one such patrol in the Nowshera sector along with few more soldiers. 

 

In yet another case of ceasefire violation, Pakistani troops opened unprovoked fire in Nowshera sector along the LOC on that day and also fired some sniper shots at the patrol. Sep Mohsin Khan, who was moving along the designated route of the patrol, received gun shots fired by the enemy sniper and got seriously injured. He later succumbed to his injuries and was martyred. Sep Mohsin Khan was a valiant soldier, who laid down his life at the age of 22 years in the line of his duty.

 

Sep Mohsin Khan is survived by his father Subedar Sarvar Khan(Retd), mother Smt Bilkis Bano, brother Grenadier Amjad Khan and two sisters. 

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10 Comments
  • Mahesh Chandak

    2020 at 11:46 pm Reply

    Salute you Sir !! The nation will never forget you and will forever be grateful..

  • Rajat Verma

    2021 at 6:44 am Reply

    Salute to you brother

  • Swathi Nambiar

    2021 at 2:55 pm Reply

    To be martyred at such a raw age while dedicating one’s entire life to serving the country with such blind faith demonstrates true bravery and commitment. My heart goes out to Subedar Sarvar Khan , Smt Bilkis Bano and Sep Mohsin Khan’s 3 siblings. His loss will be mourned by the country. My condolences.

  • Ezabel Gomes

    2021 at 12:40 am Reply

    His Life

    In our warm cozy beds we sleep,
    And somewhere in a village a mother silently weeps.
    Her soldier son is out there fighting a battle,
    While his wife soothes the baby with a bright new rattle.

    I wake up in the morning,
    And complain about my burnt toast.
    While the soldier goes hungry planning for his next post.

    As I make my way through the day,
    Cribbing and complaining about a wasteful life.
    Oblivion of the hardships that our soldiers strive.

    Every hour, every minute, every second;
    Is a chance for us to cherish what we have.
    Only a soldier knows the worth;
    It’s time we understand.

    The family is in pain,
    But his life has not gone in vain.
    A beautiful life he insured for me and you,
    Let’s salute our soldiers for a future bright and new.

    Jai Hind!

  • Syed Yasser Ahmed

    2021 at 5:54 pm Reply

    A big salute to all the brave hero’s of our country, because of you guys who are safe guarding our country with intension that the normal citizens of the country can sleep peacefully. Thank you very much for your support and also the effort that you put into safeguarding our nation.

    Thank you very much.
    Jai Hind.
    Jai Jawan Jai Kisan.

  • Anjelin

    2021 at 11:09 am Reply

    Sepoy Mohsin, Rest braveheart. Your sacrifice will not go in vain !
    Just because of you, we feel safe and protected.
    May God give your family strength.

  • Azher Khan

    2021 at 6:34 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

  • Abhishek Agarwal

    2021 at 6:49 pm Reply

    Reading about Saheed Sep Mohsin Khan made me reflect on how little we do as civilians for the country. So much courage at such a tender age is unfathomable. Even if the society at large ingrains a cent percentage of your courage in their life, it would lead to extraordinary growth and development of the nation. The country mourns your loss dear brother. God give strength to your family members. Jai Hind

  • Sabir Anwar

    2022 at 12:30 am Reply

    “Service to one’s country that ends so tragically is the highest form of patriotism. He was a true patriot. May his soul rest in peace.”

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