Through Song, Tibetan Special Forces In Ladakh Promise To Fight China
Loud cheers and claps by other soldiers could be heard in the video
Leh: Tibetan Special Frontier Force (SFF) soldiers sang a patriotic song for
India at Eastern Ladakh, in which they said that they will take revenge for
China's actions at the Galwan Valley.
The lyrics of the song in Hindi included: "Mai hoon Tibet ka ek niwasi, Bharat Maa ko apna manta hoon" (I am a resident of Tibet, I consider Mother India as my own.)"
A video posted on social media websites including Twitter showed the soldiers
singing that they will take revenge from China for its actions, and fight back
for what was faced by Tibetan ancestors.
The Tibetan flag visible here. If these are indeed Special Frontier Force soldiers, this is a wonderful tribute from Tibetan soldiers who fight for the Dalai Lama, a free Tibet and the Indian Army. They sing for `Bharat Mata' in this song. https://t.co/Nu06p3HBXe
— Vishnu Som (@VishnuNDTV) October 22, 2020
''Bharat tujhe naman naman shukriya, aur Chin se ladne ka diya mukaam
(India, thank you, and giving us a platform to fight China)," the soldiers
sang.
Loud cheers and claps by other soldiers could be heard in the video of the
performance.
The Chinese and Indian troops are engaged in a stand-off since early May along
the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh.
The situation along the LAC deteriorated in June following the Galwan Valley
clash in which both sides suffered casualties. Twenty Indian soldiers lost
their lives in the violent face-off on June 15-16.
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