96 Soldiers Receive Insignia After Completing Military Training in Bhaktapur

Bhaktapur. Today, 96 soldiers who completed nine months of military training at the Ransher Battalion, Suryabinayak Barracks in Bhaktapur, were awarded their insignia.

At the insignia ceremony held at the Suryabinayak barracks, Brigadier General Sunil Singh Rathore, Commander of the No. 1 Brigade, presented the military insignia to the 96 soldiers.

During the event, he observed the drill performance demonstrated by the trained soldiers. He awarded prizes to the best and outstanding soldiers of the training. He instructed them to remain committed to protecting the country, the people, the nation, and national sovereignty, even at the risk of their own lives. He directed them to prioritize the nation and national identity and to remain loyal to the country.

At the program, Lieutenant Colonel Neeraj Pratap Jabara of the Ransher Battalion, Suryabinayak Barracks, urged the newly recruited soldiers, who completed their nine-month training at this barracks, to always work for the protection of the country and the people as members of the Nepali Army starting today.

 

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