Light and sound show marks Nagi Day

To commemorate Nagi Day, a function was organised by the Army at Sadhuwali Cantt on Abohar-Sriganganagar road on Sunday The event was attended by veterans, ‘veer naris’, serving personnel, civil dignitaries and families of Army men A light and...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:40 PM Dec 28, 2020 IST

To commemorate Nagi Day, a function was organised by the Army at Sadhuwali Cantt on Abohar-Sriganganagar road on Sunday
The event was attended by veterans, ‘veer naris’, serving personnel, civil dignitaries and families of Army men
A light and sound show, depicting the Battle of Nagi, was presented
It highlighted the sacrifice made by soldiers for upholding the sanctity of the western border. OC

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