Jammu, Dec 9: A delegation comprising members of the Sainik Welfare Board and NCC cadets from the 2nd J&K Girls Battalion met Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Chaudhary today in connection with the celebration of Armed Forces Flag Day. The meeting aimed to highlight the significance of the occasion and promote ongoing welfare initiatives for the families of deceased defence personnel.
During the interaction, the Deputy Chief Minister lauded the efforts of the Sainik Welfare Board and the National Cadet Corps (NCC) in raising awareness about the sacrifices made by the armed forces and their families. He emphasized the importance of Armed Forces Flag Day as a reminder of the nation's duty towards its brave soldiers and their dependents.
The Sainik Welfare Board, in collaboration with the NCC cadets, is currently conducting a fundraising campaign aimed at supporting the families of deceased defence personnel. This initiative underscores the commitment to provide financial assistance and ensure the well-being of those who have lost their loved ones in the line of duty.
Speaking on the occasion, Deputy CM Chaudhary said, "The Armed Forces Flag Day is not just a day of remembrance but a call to action for all citizens to contribute towards the welfare of our brave soldiers and their families. The efforts of the Sainik Welfare Board and NCC cadets are commendable and reflect the spirit of service and patriotism."
The NCC cadets, representing the 2nd J&K Girls Battalion, also shared their experiences of participating in the campaign and highlighted the enthusiastic response from the public. They expressed their gratitude to the Deputy Chief Minister for his unwavering support and encouragement.
The Armed Forces Flag Day, observed annually on December 7, is dedicated to honoring the martyrs and men in uniform who valiantly safeguard the nation. The day is marked by various events and activities aimed at garnering public contributions for the welfare of the armed forces personnel and their families.
The Deputy Chief Minister assured the delegation of the government's continued support and urged citizens to come forward and contribute generously to the fund. He reiterated the administration’s commitment to ensuring the welfare of defence personnel and their families, emphasizing that their sacrifices should never be forgotten.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks from the Sainik Welfare Board, acknowledging the Deputy CM’s commitment to their cause and the role of the NCC cadets in spreading awareness and collecting contributions.
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