Who is Tashi Namgyal? What role did you play in Kargil war?

Tashi Namgyal, who was the first to give information about the Kargil war to the Indian Army, said goodbye to the world. He died in Ladakh. Who is Tashi Namgyal and what role did he play in serving the country?

Tashi Namgyal, the first person to inform the Indian Army about the Kargil war in 1999, breathed his last at Garkhon in Aryan Valley, Ladakh. Earlier this year, she participated in the 25th Kargil Vijay Diwas along with her teacher daughter Sering Dolkar.

Saw Pakistani army digging bunkers

Tashi Namgyal was a resident of Ladakh. He was a shepherd. While searching for his missing Yak in May 1999, Tashi Namgyal saw Pakistani Army soldiers digging bunkers on the Batalik mountain range. In this regard, he alerted the Indian Army which plays an important role in the service of the country. He was the first person to inform the Indian Army about the Kargil War.

Namgyal’s alertness proved important in India’s victory.

Tashi Namgyal was honored for playing a key role in alerting the Indian Army about Pakistani infiltration during the 1999 Kargil War. In the Kargil War, which lasted 2 months and 24 days from 3 May to 26 July 1999, Indian troops quickly mobilized and foiled the Pakistani mission to cut off the Srinagar-Leh highway. The thing to note is that Namgyal’s alertness proved important in India’s victory. Due to which he got recognition as a powerful shepherd.

Fire and Fury Corps paid tribute

Tashi Namgyal died in Aryan Valley of Ladakh. The Leh-based Fire and Fury Corps of the Indian Army paid tribute to Tashi Namgyal. He posted on X that the Fire and Fury Corps pays tribute to Tashi Namgyal on his sudden demise. A patriot is gone. His invaluable contribution to the nation during Operation Vijay in 1999 will be engraved in golden letters. Deepest condolences to the bereaved family in this time of grief.