As part of the ongoing ‘Wheels of Valour: Sanchar Shakti’ motorcycle expedition, the Indian Army’s Corps of Signals visited the historic Hussainiwala Border, participated in the ceremonial Retreat Ceremony, and conducted a civilian outreach programme aimed at promoting patriotism, national unity and the spirit of selfless service. The expedition is being led by Colonel Sumeet Bhardwaj and comprises a 20-member team of riders from the Corps of Signals. The contingent includes Officers, Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs), Other Ranks (ORs) and Ladies of the Corps of Signals, reflecting the Corps’ indomitable Esprit de Corps, unity, discipline, diversity and teamwork. During the visit, the team interacted with local residents, highlighting the vital role of the Indian Army in safeguarding national security while strengthening the bond between the Armed Forces and civil society.
As part of the programme, the expedition paid homage to the legendary freedom fighters Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Shaheed Sukhdev Thapar and Shaheed Shivaram Rajguru by laying floral tributes at their memorials. The team honoured their supreme sacrifice and paid tribute to their unmatched courage, patriotism and unwavering commitment to the nation’s freedom.
The team also participated in the iconic Retreat Ceremony at Hussainiwala Border, a solemn and inspiring display of military discipline, valour and national pride. The ceremony witnessed enthusiastic participation from citizens, who expressed their admiration and support for the Indian Army. The interaction further strengthened the enduring relationship of trust and mutual respect between the Armed Forces and the local community.
Speaking on the occasion, Colonel Sumeet Bhardwaj said that the objective of the “Wheels of Valour: Sanchar Shakti” expedition is to inspire patriotism, service and sacrifice among citizens while creating greater awareness about the invaluable contribution of the Corps of Signals in ensuring seamless military communications during both peace and operations