Amarinder Singh recalls his days in Army, says letters were ‘driving force’

Tribune Web Desk 
Chandigarh, October 10

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Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Thursday got nostalgic remembering his days in the Army. On National Post Day, Captain thanked India Post Office for their services. 

In a tweet, Captain gave a “salute” to India Post Office. He revealed how receiving a letter from home, used to be his driving force. Along with a heartfelt note, he shared a picture of himself in his uniform. 

In the black and white picture, Captain can be seen sitting near a bunker. 

He wrote: “Nothing can beat the feeling of receiving a letter from home in the army! It used to be our driving force during my army days & these letters brought both tears & smiles. I salute @IndiaPostOffice for their service to the nation & thank them for the memories. #NationalPostDay.”

Nothing can beat the feeling of receiving a letter from home in the army! It used to be our driving force during my army days & these letters brought both tears & smiles.

I salute for their service to the nation & thank them for the memories.

— Capt.Amarinder Singh (@capt_amarinder)

Twitter reactions: 

Capt sir, you are great personality... A good statesman...

— ꜱʜᴀɪʟᴇꜱʜ 🇮🇳 (@SMalkania)

Respect 🙏

— Anjali_94 (@LSoul28)

Now such Soul effect is missing in computerised world

— Twoshar (@Twoshar1)

Fantastic days to remember..

Every Indian proud of our army

— uurpan (@uurpan1)

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