Kargil Special: When “The Great Wall of India” saved Indian soldiers' lives!

Kargil, July 23: During the 1999 Kargil War, the Indian soldiers had built a huge wall with more than the height of a truck, overnight.

It is said that the Pakistani intruders had not only targetted the Indian army soldiers, but they had also targeted the army trucks, passing through the National Highway-1.

That is why, the brave Indian soldiers built the wall, greater than the height of trucks, to save them from attack from Pakistan.

The wall was so strong that even the bombs hurled by Pakistan could not have any effect on the army trucks.

After the wall was constructed, the Army trucks were able to supply logistics and other equipment to the soldiers safely.

'The Great wall of India' not only helped Indian soldiers in fighting against Pakistani intruders but also saved lives of lots of soldiers and army officers.

OneIndia News