Despite losing an arm to cancer, Col Navjot Singh Bal continued to serve in 2 Para as the commanding officer and even learnt to fire with his left hand.
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They ought to had amputated his arm at first instance. Putting him on chemotherapy , without amputation is a silly mistake. He would have been alive today.
Extremely unusual to hear a commanding officer being allowed to serve in an elite unit without the use of both of his hands. Wish that he had got help from the ayush fraternity which is unrepresented in the army medical corps. It is a huge loss for 2 Para, the army and the nation but a bigger loss if the army medical corps continues to be an allopath only institution. Perhaps it is high time that nutrition, naturopathy, ayurveda, homeopathy and yoga also become mainstream in the life of the armed forces personnel and the AFMC, Pune.
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Great salute to brave officer nd parents family
Brave heart
….. Nation should be remember such type of real hero of battle field…. Rip
RIP Col Bal. This is irreparable lose to the family and country.
A great salute to this great soldier,
Whio didn’t allow cancer to crack down his courage/fitness.
RIP
They ought to had amputated his arm at first instance. Putting him on chemotherapy , without amputation is a silly mistake. He would have been alive today.
Col NS Bal, SC, real life hero has left us.
Heart sacking news.
Rest In Peace Col Saheb .
A great soldier. Rest in peace
RIP sir
Hats off to his fighting spirit! Saddened by the tragic end of such a brave and spirited person. Rest in peace.
We shall always remain indebted for your service to the Nation. Rest in peace and salute to u.
I pray to God to help you attain the highest sir. ?
RIP Sit!! You are motivation for us !!!??
salute to the officer
Extremely unusual to hear a commanding officer being allowed to serve in an elite unit without the use of both of his hands. Wish that he had got help from the ayush fraternity which is unrepresented in the army medical corps. It is a huge loss for 2 Para, the army and the nation but a bigger loss if the army medical corps continues to be an allopath only institution. Perhaps it is high time that nutrition, naturopathy, ayurveda, homeopathy and yoga also become mainstream in the life of the armed forces personnel and the AFMC, Pune.
Any thing wrong with you,we are talking about a soldiers untimely demise,and you are promoting a alternative medicine.
Rip.
Im feeling very sad for him and his struggle against cancer….
God bless his family and give them the courage for this huge loss.
RIP.
RIP Sir. Jai Hind.
RIP Col Bal. Jai Hind
Great loss for us all.
Proud of your bravery and your zest Colonel!
RIP brave soldier. God bless.
Sad to know this.He was my son’s buddy in school.RIP son.
Rest in peace.