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Battle of Saragarhi The Real Story Revealed by Col. Ranbir Singh Sodhi & Lt. Col. G.M. Khan | Saragarhi Day ⁨@halfwallteam⁩

In this powerful podcast, retired Indian Army officer Col. Ranbir Singh Sodhi shares his in-depth research and first-hand insights on the legendary Battle of Saragarhi.

Discover how 21 brave Sikh soldiers of the 36th Sikh Regiment held their ground against over 10,000 Afghan tribesmen on 12 September 1897, displaying unmatched courage, loyalty, and sacrifice.

This episode uncovers the real valor story behind one of history’s greatest last-stands — a tale of duty, faith, and heroism that continues to inspire generations of Indians and Sikhs worldwide.

The Battle of Saragarhi was a legendary last stand by 21 Sikh soldiers of the 36th Sikh Regiment (now the Sikh Regiment of the Indian Army) against 10,000–12,000 Afghan tribesmen in the North-West Frontier Province (now in Pakistan). The Sikhs, led by Havildar Ishar Singh, defended a remote outpost despite overwhelming odds on September 12, 1897. For hours, they fought fiercely, repelling multiple attacks. When ammunition ran low, they engaged in hand-to-hand combat but refused to surrender. Every soldier died fighting, but their valor delayed the Afghan advance, allowing British reinforcements to fortify nearby garrisons. The battle is regarded as one of history’s greatest last stands, and all 21 Sikh warriors were posthumously awarded the Indian Order of Merit, the highest gallantry award for Indian soldiers at the time. Saragarhi Day (September 12) is now commemorated annually as a tribute to their bravery.


👉 Watch till the end to learn rare facts about Saragarhi, Sikh military traditions, and how this battle shaped Indian Army history.

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This video is for educational, informational, and historical purposes only. The views expressed by Col. Ranbir Singh Sodhi are based on his research and personal opinion. We do not intend to hurt the sentiments of any individual, community, or religion.

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