Kohima, June 29: Spear Corps commemorated the 27th Memorial Day of Capt N Kenguruse, Maha Vir Chakra (Posthumous), paying solemn homage to the Kargil War hero who made the supreme sacrifice in service of the nation.

The General Officer Commanding (GOC), Spear Corps, laid a wreath at the memorial to honour the braveheart and reaffirm the Army’s enduring respect for its fallen heroes. The ceremony was attended by senior Army officials and was marked by solemn remembrance and gratitude for Capt Kenguruse’s exemplary courage during the Kargil conflict.
As part of the observance, the parents of Capt N Kenguruse were felicitated by the Army in recognition of their unwavering courage, resilience, and sacrifice. Their contribution was acknowledged as an inseparable part of the soldier’s legacy, reflecting the strength and dignity of families who support the armed forces.
In a significant gesture, the GOC Spear Corps, along with Capt Kenguruse’s father, inaugurated the “Capt N Kenguruse MVC Medical Camp.” The initiative is aimed at extending healthcare services to veterans and local communities, while also preserving the memory of the decorated officer through service-oriented outreach.
The commemorative events highlighted the Indian Army’s commitment not only to honouring its martyrs but also to carrying forward their legacy through welfare initiatives for soldiers, veterans, and civilians.
The day concluded with a renewed pledge by Spear Corps to uphold the values of duty, honour, and sacrifice exemplified by Capt Kenguruse, whose bravery continues to inspire generations of soldiers and citizens alike.