Colonel Amit Gupta, posted in UNMISSS in Malakal, was among the medalists. In a news article from UNMISS, it was reported that Gupta commanded the battalion of 850 soldiers in the Upper Neil area of South Sudan.
United Nations. A total of 150 Indian peacekeepers serving in UN Mission of Southern Sudan (UNMIS) have been honored with their medal for sacrifice and dedication. The United Nations Mission tweeted on Monday with a picture of Indian Peace Keepers, who participated in the parade and received medals for outstanding service, "Glory in the United Nations Blue Berate and beyond the dedicated service, be honored with medals in Malakal. Indian Peace Keeper. "150 Indian peacekeepers serving in UNMISS were given this medal during a function.
Colonel Amit Gupta, posted in UNMISSS in Malakal, was among the medalists. In a news article from UNMISS, it was reported that Gupta commanded the battalion of 850 soldiers in the Upper Neil area of South Sudan. Under the command of the army, soldiers organize the waitery camps and run a waitery hospital in Malakal and another hospital in Kodok is likely to be completed soon. the article, it was said to Gupta, "I want to be remembered as to leave positive memories for the people of South Sudan." They said, "I want to leave them in a better place where they are for themselves Make income arrangements and build your country. "
United Nations. A total of 150 Indian peacekeepers serving in UN Mission of Southern Sudan (UNMIS) have been honored with their medal for sacrifice and dedication. The United Nations Mission tweeted on Monday with a picture of Indian Peace Keepers, who participated in the parade and received medals for outstanding service, "Glory in the United Nations Blue Berate and beyond the dedicated service, be honored with medals in Malakal. Indian Peace Keeper. "150 Indian peacekeepers serving in UNMISS were given this medal during a function.
Colonel Amit Gupta, posted in UNMISSS in Malakal, was among the medalists. In a news article from UNMISS, it was reported that Gupta commanded the battalion of 850 soldiers in the Upper Neil area of South Sudan. Under the command of the army, soldiers organize the waitery camps and run a waitery hospital in Malakal and another hospital in Kodok is likely to be completed soon. the article, it was said to Gupta, "I want to be remembered as to leave positive memories for the people of South Sudan." They said, "I want to leave them in a better place where they are for themselves Make income arrangements and build your country. "
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