Heartfelt welcome to the brave soldier who has returned home.

Saturday, July 3: Soldier H.A. Satish, who retired from the Indian Army after serving for 28 years and returning to his hometown, Heggula village, was given a grand welcome by his friends on Saturday and was honored and honored in a felicitation program.

Soldier H.A. Satish, who arrived at Gudugale Circle, was welcomed by his relatives and friends and was brought to Kittur Rani Chennamma Circle in a grand procession in an open jeep on the main road. The friends showered flowers on him using a JCB machine, garlanded him and shouted slogans of victory. Speaking at the felicitation program, social worker and philanthropist Harapalli Ravindra said that it is everyone's first duty to welcome the soldiers guarding the country's borders with respect when they return to their hometown after completing their duty. The discipline, punctuality and loyalty of the soldiers who leave their families, villages, festivals and everything to stand at the border and risk their lives to protect the country are an example for society. The sacrifices of the soldiers are the reason for the good sleep of everyone in the country... He said. Retired soldier Girish Mallappa from Bengaluru said that the country will prosper through the duty of soldiers and farmers. He demanded that the state government should show the way for the future lives of the soldiers who retire after completing their duty. Soldier Satish expressed his gratitude and said that the contribution of Kodagu district to the army is immense. He called upon the youth to join the army to protect the country. Soldier Satish's mother Jayamma, wife Bhavya, daughter Aaradhya, brother Yatish, Raitha Morcha District Vice President A.R. Rakshit Gowda, Hemanth, Prithvi, Raghu, Sunil, Ravi, Swami, Rakshit, A.H. Chandrakath from the Friends' Association of Goudalli Gram Panchayat, members of the Retired Soldiers' Association, leaders C.J. Girish, Honnarajappa, Ashok, Police Station PSI Chandra, members of various associations and organizations, traders were present and congratulated Soldier Satish. The public participated in large numbers despite the pouring rain. Lecturer Chandrakath welcomed, felicitated and conducted the program. Satish is the son of the late Appaswamy-Jayamma couple, a farmer from Heggula village under the nearby Goudalli Gram Panchayat. They have returned to their hometowns after performing their duties as soldiers in United Nations peacekeeping operations in several border areas of the country, including Kargil, Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan, Assam, Manipur, Bandipur, Poonch, Siachen Glacier, and Sudan.

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