Major Bikramjit Singh, an officer hailing from Gurdaspur in Punjab, has become a source of pride for his family and the entire Jammu and Kashmir Rifles Regiment. He is the first officer in his family and attributes much of his inspiration to his uncle, Havildar Amarjit Singh (Retd.), who served in the Special Forces.
Reflecting on his journey, Major Singh said, “My only dream was to don the olive green. Leading my regiment’s contingent is a moment of immense pride for me and my family.”
Under his leadership, the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles was adjudged the best marching contingent among the three services. This prestigious recognition underscores the regiment’s discipline, exceptional drill execution, and dedication to duty.
The Delhi Police contingent, meanwhile, was honored as the best marching contingent among the Central Armed Police Forces and other auxiliary forces.
Major Singh’s achievement highlights not only his personal commitment and skill but also the collective spirit and professionalism of the troops under his command.
Their exemplary performance serves as an inspiration to aspiring defence personnel and reaffirms the vital role of the Indian Army in upholding national security and pride.
