General gd bakshi on 1965 indo-pak war: Major General Gagandeep Bakshi (GD Bakshi) is a retired officer of the Indian Army. He has served in the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles of the Indian Army. Bakshi has also fought against Pakistan in 1971 and 1999 Kargil. He is known for his sharp and clear statements, but in the war against Pakistan, he had tears in his eyes after remembering his elder brother.

Major General GD Bakshi gave an interview on YouTube channel Curly Tales. During this, he mentioned his elder brother in the 1965 war against Pakistan. He said, ‘I had an elder brother. He was a very long, beautiful, smart and a cricketer. He was a very popular person in the city. He joined the Indian Army and became a captain rank officer and he was martyred in the 1965 war.

Landmine bursting were broken by the body

General Bakshi said, ‘My brother’s body flew into pieces because a landmine was torn. M-16 mine, which is the most dangerous. He jumps to the chest and keeps the human body completely tears. He said, ‘My brother’s body was also small pieces. People gathered pieces of their body and performed the last rites in the front line itself and we came to the house of a bronze urn, in which my brother had ashes.

Tears came in Bakshi’s eyes

He said, ‘An soldier of his platoon came to his ashes. He comforted the whole family that he fought very bravely, but then I took him to the shore and asked what happened, then he said that he said that do not tell this to his parents. Due to the bursting of the mine, his body was ragged. We had collected pieces of his body.

You have to take revenge … GD Bakshi

Speaking, Major General GD Bakshi became emotional and tears came in his eyes. He further said, ‘That soldier told me that’ Sir you cannot cry. You have to take revenge. I still remember his alphabet.