‘I was posted to Kargil, North India in 1999. One day I, along with some fifteen to twenty other soldiers, was sitting inside a bunker when suddenly shells started falling on our camp. Shells were soon falling all around our bunker and it was shaking badly. I gave a bandhan and prayed:
“Please save all the people of our camp.”
The shelling continued for about five hours, but not one person of our camp (approximately 150 people) was hurt. Later, when the shelling stopped, we saw that shells had fallen all around our bunkers but not even one shell out of about 2500 that were fired on us had fallen on any of the bunkers where people were hiding.
Shells had fallen on our rooms, our office complex, and our store houses but it was as if the divine power had put some protective shield on us and we all came out unscathed.’
Major Naveen Navlani
“Please save all the people of our camp.”
The shelling continued for about five hours, but not one person of our camp (approximately 150 people) was hurt. Later, when the shelling stopped, we saw that shells had fallen all around our bunkers but not even one shell out of about 2500 that were fired on us had fallen on any of the bunkers where people were hiding.
Shells had fallen on our rooms, our office complex, and our store houses but it was as if the divine power had put some protective shield on us and we all came out unscathed.’
Major Naveen Navlani
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