In 2019, the nation was left
shell-shocked with a cowardly
attack on the convoy of CRPF
personnel, with their bus being
hit by an explosive laden SUV
vehicle on the Jammu-Srinagar
National Highway. After the Uri
attack in 2016, the Pulwama attack
sent a wave of shock and horror
throughout the nation.
In
such times, when the national
integrity of the nation is
threatened and the security fabric
of the country is torn, it is the
prime responsibility of the
citizens of the nation to hold the
hands of the kinsfolk of the
deceased soldiers.
"Everybody
came when my husband died. But now
nobody comes to ask about our
welfare. People have forgotten us.
The government had promised that
my brother-in-law would get a job
but that has not happened," a
martyr’s wife quoted.
The
soldier sacrifices his life for
the honour and glory of the
nation, its frontiers, its pride
and its people, leaving behind the
grief-stricken family memebers who
then have to witness a life that undergoes
a complete change due to the
vacuum created by his absence.
At
such challenging junctures of
national emergencies it is our
duty as responsible citizens to
stand tall while supporting the
families of the martyrs with a
clear objective of uplifting the
morale of each and every soldier
at the border.
Revered Master
Anandmurti Gurumaa’s vision has
always instilled each disciple
with immense national pride and a
sense of responsibility towards
the nation and its guardians. The
Rishi Chaitanya Trust again rose
to the cause and made a
contribution of 51 lakhs to the
Army Central Welfare Fund on 31st
March, 2019.
Peace be
upon the martyrs of the homeland,
they may have departed, yet the
nation will stand firmly by their
kith and kin!
