Unwavering Spirit of Jawan injured in Naxal Encounter, Says: “Once Recovered, I Will Fight Again”

Raipur, (Team Newsbuddy): “Once I recover from the injuries, I am determined to fight again”, said the injured STF Jawan, Shri Kailash Netam, while speaking to Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai today. Chief Minister was at the hospital, where Jawans who got injured in the Naxal encounter in Abujhmad are undergoing treatment. Chief Minister took information about the condition of the injured Jawans and directed the doctors to provide them the best possible treatment.

Despite sustaining severe injuries in the naxalite encounter, STF Jawan Kailash Netam expressed his determination to fight again soon after he recovers. This strong statement from the injured soldier, lying in his hospital bed, evoked memories of Captain Vikram Batra, who famously said, “Yeh dil maange more” during the Kargil War.

Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai and Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma visited Ramakrishna Care Hospital in the capital city of Raipur to meet the soldiers injured in the Naxal encounter in Narayanpur district.

During the visit, Chief Minister inquired about the condition of the injured soldiers and gave necessary instructions. When the Chief Minister asked about the incident, injured STF soldier Kailash Netam confidently stated that he would fight again once he recovers. The Chief Minister, filled with pride, remarked that the bravery of these Jawans is a testament to the tradition of India’s valiant warriors, who have never allowed the nation to bow down.

The Chief Minister could not meet another injured STF Jawan,Lekhram Netam, who was in the operation theater, but he did receive updates on his health from the doctors. Additionally, the Chief Minister also met with Lachhu Kadti, a DRG soldier injured in a recent Naxal attack in Bijapur, inquired about his condition.

Chief Minister encouraged the soldiers and wished them a speedy recovery. He also directed the doctors to ensure the best possible treatment for them.

Chief Minister was accompanied by MLA Motilal Sahu and Director General of Police Ashok Juneja during the visit to the hospital.