Wife of martyr soldier in Kashmir becomes army officer: 178 cadets pass in officer training, 25 foreign soldiers including 7 Afghans also included

Jyoti, wife of Deepak Nainwal, who was martyred by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir, became an army officer on Saturday. Both his children also accompanied him in the passing out parade (POP). After the martyrdom of her husband about 3 years ago, Jyoti had decided to serve the country.

On Saturday, 178 cadets passed out from the Training Academy in the passing out parade. These include 124 men, 29 women and 25 foreign nationals.

Jyoti said after the POP at the Officers Training Academy in Chennai that she wanted to thank her husband’s regiment. The regiment treated her like a daughter and supported her every step of the way. She said that she would live her life in a way that would be like a gift to her children. On Saturday, 178 cadets passed out from the Officers Training Academy. These include 124 men, 29 women, and 25 foreign soldiers, including 7 Afghans.

First of all know about the martyrdom of Deepak…
Naik Deepak Nainwal, a resident of Harrawala, Dehradun, was injured in an encounter with terrorists in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir on 10 April 2018. 3 bullets were fired. He was martyred on 20 May 2018 after fighting a battle for life and death for a month. His wife Jyoti also decided to serve the country like Deepak.

Children proud of mother becoming army officer
Jyoti has 2 children. Daughter Lavanya studies in class 4, while son Reyansh is a student of class 1. Both the children are proud of their mother becoming an army officer. He also wants to serve the country by becoming a soldier like his father.

In the first picture, Naik Deepak Nainwal, who was martyred by the bullets of terrorists, and in the second picture, his wife Jyoti Nainwal became an army officer.

Father fought Indo-Pak war
Deepak’s father Chakradhar Nainwal is also retired from the army. He also took part in the 1971 Indo-Pakistani War, Kargil War and many other operations. Deepak’s grandfather Sureshanand Nainwal was also a freedom fighter.