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Defence
Statue of Fallen Major Bhupinder Singh and Patton Tank Unveiled in Ludhiana
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ludhiana
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 06:17 PM
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A memorial featuring a statue of Major Bhupinder Singh and a Patton tank was inaugurated in Ludhiana, honoring the officer's sacrifice.
Ludhiana, Punjab – Local authorities and defence representatives gathered today to unveil a commemorative installation dedicated to the late Major Bhupinder Singh. The ceremony featured the placement of a bronze statue of the officer alongside a historic Patton tank, symbolising his service and sacrifice.
The event was attended by senior military officials, family members of the martyr, and civic leaders who highlighted the importance of preserving the memory of those who gave their lives for the nation. Speeches emphasized Major Singh's bravery and the role of such memorials in inspiring future generations.
The Patton tank, a relic from the 20th‑century armed forces, was restored and positioned near the statue to provide a tangible link to the military heritage associated with the officer's career. The site is expected to become a focal point for commemorative gatherings on national holidays.
Local residents expressed pride in the new landmark, noting its potential to boost civic awareness and attract visitors interested in defence history. The installation will be maintained by the municipal corporation and open to the public year‑round.
The event was attended by senior military officials, family members of the martyr, and civic leaders who highlighted the importance of preserving the memory of those who gave their lives for the nation. Speeches emphasized Major Singh's bravery and the role of such memorials in inspiring future generations.
The Patton tank, a relic from the 20th‑century armed forces, was restored and positioned near the statue to provide a tangible link to the military heritage associated with the officer's career. The site is expected to become a focal point for commemorative gatherings on national holidays.
Local residents expressed pride in the new landmark, noting its potential to boost civic awareness and attract visitors interested in defence history. The installation will be maintained by the municipal corporation and open to the public year‑round.