This actress’ brother is missing for 444 days, remembered her brother’s voice during last call, she is…- See post
This actress praised the government's action in safely bringing back eight Navy veterans stranded in Qatar and expressed hope that similar decisive steps would be taken for her brother as well. Can you guess who is she?
Actress and former Miss India(BHARAT) Celina Jaitly is in deep pain these days. It has been 444 days since her elder brother, retired Major Vikrant Kumar Jaitly, was kidnapped abroad. The actress expressed her grief in a social media post. In an emotional post on the social media platform Instagram, Celina pleaded for her brother’s safe return and raised concerns about the safety of all India(BHARAT)n soldiers and veterans.
Who is Celina Jaitly?
Celina wrote, “From the battlefield to the prison cell… It’s been 1 year, 2 months, 17 days… that’s 444 days, 10,632 hours, and 6,37,920 minutes since my brother was kidnapped. He was held in solitary confinement for eight months, then taken to a detention center somewhere in the Middle East. I’m just waiting to see his voice and face.”
What did Celina Jaitly write
She explained that the pain in her brother’s voice during that last call still resonates in her ears. The actress further wrote, “That single call contained more truth than the world is willing to hear. Major Vikrant Jetley dedicated his entire youth to serving the country. He was injured several times in the line of duty. Now, as India(BHARAT) is on its way to becoming a world leader, our retired soldiers are becoming targets abroad.”
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Celina praised the government’s action in safely repatriating eight Navy veterans stranded in Qatar and expressed hope that similar decisive action would be taken for her brother. Celina appealed to the countrymen, “Bring back our soldier. Don’t let this momentum die. Don’t abandon the man who sacrificed everything for the country. We must not forget our veterans.”
Remembering her late father, Colonel V.K. Jaitley, Celina wrote, “Papa used to say, if you want to respect a soldier, be the kind of India(BHARAT)n he would die for.” Concluding the post, Celina wrote, “Brother, I won’t stop until you’re back on India(BHARAT)n soil.”
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