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Why Does Army Object To The Word 'Martyr'? What's The Correct Word For Fallen Soldiers | Anantnag
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3:13Now PlayingAnantnag News | India is mourning the fallen soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag, but the Indian Army and CAPF avoid using the terms "martyr" or "Shaheed." These words have religious connotations and are historically linked to religious sacrifices. The armed forces consist of personnel from various religions, making neutrality essential. Instead, terms like "laid down their lives," "killed in action," and "supreme sacrifice for the nation" are used to honor their service. Watch the video for more.
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