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BSF jawan patrols the border in heavy snow and winds, netizens salute him

A video shared by BSF Kashmir shows a jawan walking in extreme snow to protect Indian borders.

Published on: Mar 24, 2023 11:54 AM IST
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The Border Security Force (BSF) frequently deals with severe weather conditions while working on the border. From standing in extreme heat to facing challenges in knee-deep snow, they do everything to keep Indian borders protected. Highlighting these weather conditions, the Twitter handle of BSF Kashmir shared a video of a soldier working in acute snow and wind.

BSF jawan walks in extreme snow. (Twitter/@BSF_Kashmir)
BSF jawan walks in extreme snow. (Twitter/@BSF_Kashmir)

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"The ocean of victory is full of challenges, But I also have a passion to get that victory. Kashmir Frontier. Border Security Force - Always Vigilant #LoC #BSF," wrote BSF Kashmir as they shared the video. In the clip, you can see a soldier walking on a mountain of snow as the chilly winds hit him.

Take a look at the post here:

An individual wrote, "Proud of you, Jai Hind." Another person posted, "A royal salute to our protectors." A third person added, "Proud that we have such amazing soldiers protecting us. Thank you all for your contribution." A fourth person wrote, "This is a real hero."

 
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