New Delhi, June 4: In a solemn and emotionally charged gesture of remembrance and respect, Smt. Anjana Kumari, a Veer Nari and wife of Rifleman (Late) Kuldeep Kumar of the Assam Rifles, paid homage at the National War Memorial at India Gate, honouring her late husband along with all fallen heroes of the Armed Forces.

Rifleman Kuldeep Kumar had made the supreme sacrifice while serving in Nagaland, laying down his life in the line of duty. His wife’s visit to the memorial stood as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made not only by soldiers but also by their families who bear the loss with courage and dignity.
At the memorial, Smt. Anjana Kumari laid a wreath in honour of the fallen soldier and paid tribute to the courage, valour, and selfless service of all personnel who have sacrificed their lives for the nation. The act of remembrance was observed with deep reverence, reflecting the enduring spirit of gratitude towards India’s martyrs.
The National War Memorial, dedicated to soldiers who have laid down their lives in service of the country, served as a fitting backdrop for the tribute, symbolizing the nation’s collective respect for its heroes.
Officials and visitors present at the memorial acknowledged the significance of the moment, recognizing the emotional strength and resilience of Veer Naris who continue to uphold the legacy of their loved ones through acts of remembrance and national pride.
Assam Rifles authorities also extended their respect and solidarity with the bereaved family, reaffirming their continued commitment to stand by the families of martyrs and ensure their welfare and dignity.
The tribute concluded with prayers and remembrance, honouring not only Rifleman Kuldeep Kumar but all soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of the nation.