DH NEWS SERVICE
Reasi, Feb 23
The Indian Army successfully conducted an Ex-Servicemen Meet at Batsiyala, District Reasi, reaffirming its commitment to the welfare and well-being of veterans and their families. The event served as a platform for engagement, allowing ex-servicemen to voice their concerns and receive guidance on various welfare measures.
A large number of veterans from across the region attended the event, along with senior officers of the Indian Army, who actively interacted with them. The meet focused on addressing critical issues faced by ex-servicemen, including pensions, healthcare benefits, resettlement opportunities, and social security measures. The discussion also covered various government welfare schemes designed to support former military personnel and their families.
During the interactive session, veterans shared their experiences, challenges, and suggestions, fostering a constructive dialogue between the Indian Army and its retired personnel. Special emphasis was placed on enhancing veteran welfare facilities in the region, ensuring that ex-servicemen receive timely assistance and support. The officials also briefed attendees on the latest policies, employment opportunities for retired personnel, and skill development programs aimed at facilitating a smooth transition to civilian life.
One of the key highlights of the meet was the discussion on healthcare provisions for ex-servicemen, including access to military hospitals, ECHS (Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme) facilities, and financial assistance for medical treatments. The Indian Army reassured the veterans that their sacrifices and contributions to the nation’s security will never be forgotten and that their concerns will remain a top priority.
The event concluded with a felicitation ceremony, where the Indian Army honored the veterans for their dedicated service to the nation. The gathering ended on a positive note, with ex-servicemen expressing their gratitude for the continued support and outreach by the Indian Army.
Such initiatives play a vital role in bridging the gap between retired personnel and active service members, ensuring that the bond of brotherhood and mutual respect remains strong even after military service. The Indian Army reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to the welfare of ex-servicemen, acknowledging their role in safeguarding the nation’s sovereignty and pledging to provide all necessary assistance for their well-being.
The Ex-Servicemen Meet at Batsiyala was a resounding success, strengthening the ties between the Army and its veterans while reinforcing the message that those who have served the nation will always be valued, supported, and honored.
