Pakistan remembered Captain Karnal Sher Khan on Saturday, marking 26 years since he died bravely fighting in the Kargil War against India. He received Pakistan’s highest military honor, the Nishan-e-Haider.
His Story:
- Joined the Pakistan Army in 1992 (Sindh Regiment in 1995).
- Volunteered for duty at the Line of Control in 1998.
- On June 28, 1999, Indian forces attacked heavily in the Drass Sector (Kargil).
- Captain Sher Khan led only 14 soldiers in a fierce defense, stopping the enemy’s advance.
- On July 5, 1999, he was killed fighting. Reports say he was found with his finger still on his weapon’s trigger.
Tributes Paid:
- Pakistan’s Military Leaders: The Army Chief (Field Marshal Asim Munir), Joint Chiefs Chairman, Service Chiefs, and all Armed Forces saluted his courage. They said his sacrifice defending the country’s borders reflects the Army’s highest values.
- Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi: Called him “Pakistan’s lion” who terrified the enemy. Naqvi stated Sher Khan’s bravery “marked a new chapter in the history of bravery” and that such heroes protect Pakistan from harm.
His Legacy:
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