The story "Forced Fighters" by Chintan N. Upadhyay presents a fictional narrative filled with adventure and suspense, focusing on the lives of soldiers stationed at the border. It emphasizes that a soldier is never helpless, but when the government hesitates in making firm decisions, the soldiers must endure the consequences. Despite being caught in political games, these soldiers fulfill their duty towards their motherland selflessly. Set against the backdrop of a cold night in the Karakoram mountain range, the narrative begins with Captain Avinash reporting to the Army Chief from the India-China border area known as Dibang Valley. The tension escalates as they are just 1.5 kilometers away from the Line of Actual Control (LAC), and they are in range to engage the enemy. However, they are instructed not to shoot until they receive a clear order, highlighting the political barriers that complicate military actions. The story encapsulates the pain and struggles of capable warriors who become victims of political circumstances while trying to uphold their valor.

by Upadhyay Chintan in Gujarati Short Stories

Writen by Upadhyay Chintan

Category Short Stories