NCC girls pay tributes to CDS Bipin Rawat, 12 others

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Dec 12, 2021 IST

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Patiala, December 11

The NCC girls wing of Multani Mal Modi College today paid tributes to CDS Bipin Rawat and other bravehearts of unfortunate helicopter crash on December 8.

In remembrance of the martyrs a candlelight march was organised by the cadets under the supervision of Dr Nidhi Rani Gupta, CTO of the NCC girls’ wing under 4PB girls BN (NCC), Patiala. College principal Khushvinder Kumar, while participating in the candlelight march, said that it was sad and unfortunate moment of Indian military history when they lost their chief of defence staff General Bipin Rawat who died along with his wife and 11 other security personnel in an IAF helicopter crash near Coonoor in Tamilnadu. — TNS

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