Sikh Bayonet Charge Hero - Wipe out at Bum La Pass

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In october 1962, during the Sino-Indian conflict, the Chinese People's Liberation Army deployed vast numbers of troops across the border between China and India, high up in the inhospitable Himalayas mountain range.
This was in response to an ongoing dispute with India over territory.
There had also been numerous clashes between the two sides after the Tibetan Uprising in 1959, when their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama was expelled from the country by the Chinese and offered asylum in India.
A fierce and bloody battle took place at Bum La Pass, as the Indian Army attempted to counter attack and push back the invading forces. In the middle of this conflict was an Indian Officer by the name of Joginder Singh.
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Created by Daniel Turner (B.A. (Hons) in History, University College London)
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[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

There was another incident in this war which isn't mentioned in this video. An Indian Rifleman by the name of Jaswant Singh of 4th Garhwal Rifles had lost his entire platoon but he managed to hold off Chinese attacks for 48 hours by using deceptive tactics and making the Chinese think there were more Indian soldiers guarding the outpost.

[@RandomManIncorperated]

the indian Leo Major

[@tejaspatel6582]

@@RandomManIncorperated Yes, but sadly Rifleman Jaswant Singh martyred his life for the country in the skirmish

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Nice.

[@arinanil1]

Not 48 but 72 hours

[@souravdas9572]

One can gain more knowledge regarding this subject by visiting the tawang war memorial and there is also a light and show to help others understand what has happened.

[@tommyenglish5104]

My Grandad always said that the Indians (especially Sikhs) were "tough bastards". He said you would always want a Sikh regiment to take with you into battle, guarantees a victory.

[@akashgupta-qj1dm]

Same is with gorkha, jaat, Bihar and all our regiments. Our every regiment is brutal and hard hitting and Indian soldiers were the reason of British victory in both the world wars, a lesser known fact. Gorkhas are so brave that British induct then in their army.

[@PaulAllen6304]

What about Maratha Regiment? They won the Battle of Haifa in 1st World War, just solely, against Ottoman Empire

[@meow14115]

@@PaulAllen6304 i think those were jaipur lancers

[@avrajsagoo5372]

Boleee so nihal

[@avrajsagoo5372]

Google bravest community in the world case closed

[@stankmcdankton6204]

"Jo bole so nihal, sat sri akal " 'Jo bole so nihaal' is a statement meaning "whoever utters (the phrase following) shall be happy, shall be fulfilled," and the second part "sat sri akal" ("Eternal is the Great Timeless Lord") For those who were curious. This battle cry comes from Sikhism.

[@Salisaad]

Param Vir Chakra translates as "wheel of ultimate brave". In history, 21 were awarded, 14 of theese posthumously. Only one third of the soldiers lived through what merited this award.

[@immapopcha]

Very similar to our Medal of Honor. Both given to brave men who fought for their country with extreme bravery. Respect from USA 🇺🇸🤝🇮🇳

[@B3n_dover6969]

they use bionet when ther out of ammo

[@angshumandutta9654]

@@B3n_dover6969 what else will you do other than that.

[@B3n_dover6969]

@@angshumandutta9654 bionet the knife on the front of the gun what else its in that weapon swing it

[@dimadobrik4516]

@@B3n_dover6969 are you 8?

[@grimtea1715]

Amazing how the entire Himalayan mountain range didn't collapse under the weight of his balls RIP

[@dodimiller1956]

Lol

[@Sirfooty.]

Ummmmn

[@christopherdempsey3878]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@markhumphries8150]

That's a knee slapper! 🤣

[@Badmoh._aadmi]

Do read about indian war heros of 1965;1971,1999;1962 you will be Amazed by seeing them. You will not believe on your ears.

[@dannyengineer9862]

Its interesting seeing subjects like this being talked about. Especially the battles that not many people have heard about, despite being heroic.

[@RING_FF]

يارب اتوسل إليك بحق إسمك الأعضم ان ترزق صاحب اليد التي ستدعــمنـــي با متابعة ورزق لاينتهي وتوفيق لانهايه ♥️🕊️

[@JSA-Studios]

@@mullahgaming9446 How was he fighting for foreigners?

[@GooseXD]

@Don't read profile photo dont know whats in your mailbox (its a pipebomb)

[@GooseXD]

@YT user your not a user + no one cares + based + cringe

[@nexpro6118]

Things like this are never really talked about because even though majority of people have little computers in our hands all day long, very few of those people actually use it to research things and gain more knowledge on things that are something different then what's the cool thing to wear or say this week lol

[@ojennyima5510]

Iam from Tawang we have war memorial under HIs Name in Tawang, thank you all for your sacrifices jai hind

[@reginaldcopperbottom1738]

I am sorry that you northeast Indians get discriminated alot

[@SorryItsAnEmergency]

@@reginaldcopperbottom1738 😢😢😢 yes dude

[@Humble_Balaclava]

​@@reginaldcopperbottom1738 nice to see a paki bot or 50 cent bot, nice try, tho.

[@Humble_Balaclava]

@@SorryItsAnEmergency nice to see a paki bot or 50 cent bot, nice try tho.

[@reginaldcopperbottom1738]

@@Humble_Balaclava yes porkistan zindabhag

[@australianmade2659]

I’ve always said the Sikh are the bravest soldiers. Their willingness to fight against all odds has been demonstrated time after time. 🇦🇺

[@hvintellectual]

Love Australia from India 🇮🇳 🇦🇨

[@cowz1812]

@@hvintellectual that’s not the Australian flag lmao

[@prodigyy505]

@@cowz1812😭🤣

[@Mohit-ci1ee]

Australian fought in Singapore against Japanese

[@JoggingR]

For example, a battle considered one of the greatest last stands in history was when 21 Sikhs managed to kill a whopping 400 afghans out of an army of 10000 invading their fort before they all managed to get overwhelmed and died. So yes there are many examples that show how brave Sikhs can be

[@pittsburghpirateshat8950]

Sikhs are some of the kindest and most generous people on the entire planet but they’re also extremely fierce warriors.

[@18thshaz]

fr you cant hate them

[@caroleansoldier382]

@@18thshaz same with gurkhas

[@cabbybrocolimania5297]

@TECHNOBLADE IS BURNING IN H3LL this dude is literally everywhere

[@dilophosaursniper5399]

Two people you should never screw with, siks and gurkhas

[@bangscutter]

Post 9/11, Sikhs also have to put up with the xenophobia in the West, from ignorant people who couldn't tell the difference between Muslims and Sikhs (due to the turban wearing culture).

[@davidmarr7570]

my eldest is married to a Sikh. A true warrior caste. Great as friends and absolutely fearless as enemies. Sat Sri Akal.

[@quasar6559]

Respect.

[@Imroh17]

Eldest what? Brother or Sister

[@temujin1138]

Sikh is not caste sir.....mostly sikh soilders are from "jatt" caste...

[@iamjass0527]

@@temujin1138 hahahah not jatt or any other caste,, Sikhism is above castism

[@temujin1138]

@@iamjass0527 gaano me pata lg jata h..🤣🤣🤣

[@Realfishhours]

Sikhs are some of the kindest people you will ever meet. They are also some of the bravest, most ferocious fighters, I would not ever mess with them.

[@chickendinner5572]

I’m from America and they are very nice and chill people. There was a young Sikh guy here in the 559 area that cut a guys arm off in a fight with a sword recently.

[@jayturner3397]

My father fought alongside these great warriors in WW2.. 🇬🇧 🇬🇧

[@Mohit-ci1ee]

My great grandapa was also fought in world War 1 and ww2

[@jayturner3397]

@@Mohit-ci1ee wonder if they met, ww2 do you know where sir

[@Mohit-ci1ee]

@@jayturner3397 egypt or somewhere in Europe I don't remember correctly, he fought both wars and his brother martyred in Singapore in second World War against Japanese .

[@Mohit-ci1ee]

@@jayturner3397 thank you sir for ur comment, in India we read british history more than our own, India have great influence of british and one thing I can say ur East India Company Or royal army ppl r greatest leaders in world, Robert clive, Warren hasting r legend

[@Mohit-ci1ee]

My great grandfather was in Rajputana Regiment

[@silverhawkscape2677]

It's always nice to hear more of how Badass Sikhs were.

[@denianal9712]

@@mullahgaming9446 against yer own natives who wanted reinstate the previous tyrant? The Mughals.. obviously history isn't your strong subject.

[@papadopoulos656]

They were sikh

[@GangsterShitIsReal]

@@denianal9712 what did they say

[@J_X999]

They just need a shower and a haircut

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

Checkout the Battle of Saragarhi

[@ianlewis6258]

I respect the Sikh People! Love from The USA! 🇺🇸💐

[@caroleansoldier382]

@YT user bro don't lead us to videos like that

[@Squitwort448]

@@caroleansoldier382 what was it

[@majhamontage7776]

God bless America sikh in us marine 🔥❤️🇺🇲

[@t2singh252]

Love from punjab bro

[@orange8420]

Tell your politican not start a a war in asia thanks

[@tajindersinghsandhu2897]

something in our blood which always makes our community proud , jo bole soh Nihal sat shri Akal , har har Mahadev , Bharat Mata ki Jai

[@chad6034]

From your hindu brother Nihal sat shri Akal , jai shree ram, Bharat Mata ki Jai 😊

[@AntiRedditSikh]

Bharat mata ka bhosda gangu

[@friendlyatheist9589]

paji, we could have won that war if our government was prepared and provided soldiers with equipment and clothing. not allowing air force in battle was a disaster we had better air superiority we could have destroyed their positions easily

[@tajindersinghsandhu2897]

@@friendlyatheist9589 nehru and congress is the biggest disaster for thus country

[@Jasvinder518]

A fake profile of a Sikh. A Hindu masquerading as a Sikh.

[@chinazieswillstartww3253]

As an Indian i am really proud of our Sikh soldiers who showed exceptional bravery in the battlefield and sacrificed their lives for mother land. Rip brave ones. Jai Hind 🇮🇳💪

[@gutstallion]

Nice nickname bruv lol

[@vikstar123.4]

YO👹kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5LXcqyqhZJmlck

[@ThomasAdsumus]

I'm not even close to India, but i gotta say that Sikhs & Gurkhas are amongst some of the finnest warriors in the world. I would never want to be their enemy. Greetings from Brasil!

[@megatron1560]

@@ThomasAdsumus dw brazil is an important ally of india. You can help us in making of biofuel and many environmental aspects while we can help you with economical and good quality weapons,IT and space program

[@jacobolopezgil1740]

Yeah... that Blue Star operation was a shame though.

[@alexs5744]

Sikhs fascinate me, they’re very nice and they care deeply for humanity and caring for those that need it most and they don’t care who you are, what skin color you are, what religion you are or your nationality yet just like the Gurkhas they’re tenacious warriors.

[@Smershypoo]

There were sikh Gurkhas occasionally and they called the elite mountain Sikh soldiers from the footsteps of the Himalayas Gurkhas as well

[@Smershypoo]

@SakaBaka yeah so the punjabis who live in the Himalayas grew up side by side with the nepalis and often learned their techniques so occasionally you see some Gurkhas that are Sikh but believe they are called akalis

[@Smershypoo]

@SakaBaka yes btw if you’re interested my father wrote a book called the history of the Sikhs if you’re interested it’s in two volumes

[@Smershypoo]

@SakaBaka I’m also specifically talking about Sikh gurkhas

[@jyotirmayamohanty5723]

Sikhs are the closest descendants of Indo Greeks who had originated from Greco Bactrian kingdom in today Afghanistan. Due to nomadic invasions from Sakas, Kushans and Huns, this Hellenistic diaspora was dispersed. But DNA of people still remained

[@Smershypoo]

Finalllllly one of the many stories of the Sikh warriors finally made it on this channel, thank you so much, whairi guru ka khalsa

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

Jai Ho!

[@Smershypoo]

@The Philosoraptor nah punjab zindabad Khalistan liberate itself from Indian shackles

[@Smershypoo]

@Maxorber you know Khalistan is punjab right

[@farii__]

@@Smershypoo there is hardly any support for your movement in india anymore, the only ones supporting it are rich overseas punjabi immigrants who have no idea of what the real punjab is or deluded punjabis with no greater vision. i am glad to say as someone from a sikh family that we have spent our lives in dedication to the indian motherland and we are willing to shed blood if need be

[@Smershypoo]

@@farii__ it literally was a troll I’m quite aware it’s a meme in the Sikh community in my area

[@mayuyumiwazaki8769]

I actually went to his memorial constantly when i was a kid and lived in tawang, it was near my house, an amazing man.

[@borodoko3984]

I'm from NE ..we tribals never knew whom Sikh was and from where they are ..but in one of our story they mention that..if u go to plain area trust only a guy whose hair is long and wrap his head with a clothes mentioning that they'll not tell u a lie and tell u the exact direction where to go... TBH this part is mention in our story... I just had a believe that some of our ancestor in our past have met and known these warrior

[@Pablo_the_hedgehog]

I wish to know more about warriors of the northeast

[@biakliantonsing8303]

@@Pablo_the_hedgehog search naga head hunters

[@nithinn987]

Awesome to hear 🙏

[@kamalgill3256]

Guru Nanak Dev ji travelled to NE in his 4 udaasias (4 journeys in four durections) he travelled from Kailash mountain to southern tip of india and from assam, nagaland to mecca and medina.

[@mverick5444]

@@kamalgill3256 he travelled to Arunachal Pradesh, Tibet, nagaland assam and present day Bangladesh

[@kawrno5396]

21 Sikhs held 10000 armed Afghanis carrying early bolt action rifles from above a fort during 1800s much long. 20 Sikhs held 200 Chinese soldiers carrying modern automatic assault rifles from a fortified position uphill in 1962 much long. Seems like a group of 20 something Sikh soldiers in a fortified position at an advantage position is a very deadly defense. Next time Sikhs should try two groups of 20 something soldiers to face the enemy to win the defense.

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

they were not bolt-action rifles. they were single-shot Martini-Henry rifles. the Afghans were probably armed with Jezails.

[@Lalovision3D]

21vs 10,000? 😅 I can believe maybe 25. But not 21.

[@Aarav.B]

@@Lalovision3D You are forgetting that they were in a fortress, and the Afghanis were probably carrying Jezails with little to no training whilst the Sikhs were carriying fairly accurate bolt-actions. Not to mention, they did die in the end but I am so amazed and proud at their bravery.

[@SafavidAfsharid3197]

@@Aarav.B not to forget that most of afghan probably didn't even had flintlock rifle as they weren't professional afghan army but afghan tribesmen who were fighting against imperialist british in their land.

[@bhagatveersingh8635]

@@Lalovision3D search up the battle of saragarhi

[@badsingerandguitarist4316]

This was just one of the Battles of this war where heroic last stands was. Another two would be: Battle of Rezang La: 120 Indian Soldiers vs 5000 Chinese Soldiers. Battle of Nauranang: Where a single Indian soldier(from 4th Garwhal rifle), Jaswant Singh Rawat, decided to stay when his company withdrew from the position after suffering heavy casualties and from lack of logistics. He held of the Chinese alone with the help of two local girls, Sela and Noora. Rushing from position to position, Rawat held off the enemy(approximately 300 more or less Chinese) for 72 hours until the Chinese captured a local supplier, who told them that they were facing only one fighter. The Chinese then stormed Rawat's position, but the exact details of his death are unclear. Some accounts claim that Rawat shot himself with his last round of ammunition; others state that he was taken prisoner and executed by the Chinese. Sela was also KIA and Noora was captured. What's make his last stand more interesting is that One of the Chinese Soldier cut off his head and took the decapitated head back of home as war trophy. But out of respect for his bravery, the Chinese commander eventually returned Rawat's severed head and a brass bust of him to Indian Government after the war was over.

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

the girls were probably raped and killed that's what the Chinese did during the Sino-Vietnamese War

[@ritiksharma6344]

Yeah he used Lee Enfield most of the time with combination of Bren LMG which got over and finally had to use Lee Enfield rifle he had such great stamina that he fired this rifle at PLA running from one post to another creating confusion

[@WarMaster0345]

and india won non of them lol 😆

[@rajatdani619]

@@WarMaster0345 Lol Search 1967 Indo-China war. In 62 it was first war Of Independent India.. economy was weak, Shattered by Britishers. The bravery of Indian soldiers still taught in books.. specially Re Zangla and battle of asal Uttar. Etc.

[@thanmawiachhangte1544]

@@WarMaster0345 And Were you there to See em all. This days claims , especially the Chinese Claims are all fake and rubbish 🚮 .

[@sauravrollins6779]

चिड़ियों से मैं बाज लडाऊ , गीदड़ों को मैं शेर बनाऊ ! सवा लाख से एक लड़ाऊ तभी गोबिंद सिंह नाम कहाउँ !! जय हिंद

[@dumolollen7676]

I salute to fallen heroes of the Indian armed forces for their bravery n patriotism displayed towards our nation n the defeat in the Indo-Sino war of 1962 woke up our nation from pacifism. I also thank simple history channel for the video n Bumla pass is located in my home state of Arunachal Pradesh ( India)

[@Simplehistory]

old Lee Enfields and Bren guns against AK-47s (Type 56 assault rifles)

[@gaminggamingtm]

True

[@eiojgg6084]

True

[@dannyengineer9862]

British commenwealth moment

[@stomper5432]

Gay

[@chheinrich8486]

Poor indians, chinese had the better weapons, but not superior numbers

[@darth_elsa6681]

The Sikhs always end up being legendary in battles.

[@sterlingarcher8072]

No, India eat cow dung

[@J_X999]

Because no one talks about their failures

[@J_X999]

@Timothy Nice to meet you Timmy!

[@J_X999]

@Sam Gill That's what you'd think if you watched Bollywood 24/7

[@rage8673]

@@J_X999 obviously they failed, every warrior does, but the difference that Indian warriors create is they never leave their moral and bravery, wheather failing or winning, that's why they are legendary, and that's why whenever a soldier from a region sacrifices himself in war, the whole town and sometimes people from other town raise rally and agther massive numbers to sing his bravery and hailing him and carry his body for cremation. And in the very town a memorial is erected by the people for the soldier.

[@hello.chinese]

They did it for us , for our country. They were bravest of the brave , we shall not forget their Heroic Actions. "Jo bole so nihaal, satsriya kaal ".

[@blackleg3964]

The fact that even his enemies showed respect for his bravery proves how fierce of a warrior he was.

[@owenhammond1880]

Wasn't this one of the battles that gave the Indian Army a lesson in current Battlefield weapons and that they needed to modernize their aging arsenal?

[@krishanu1729]

Yes it was ...

[@tootsie40]

Yes it was. Unfortunately the years leading up to the war was rife with a lack of preparation on the part of the army owing to some very foolhardy generals who lacked vision and also marred with a general distrust between the army and the Indian government which under the then Prime Minister Nehru always feared a military coup a la Pakistan. Nehru was also a hopelessly misguided idealist whose abysmal real politik set the stage for everything from a horrendous economic policy to a disastrous foreign policy

[@ritiksharma6344]

Indian army uses Bren LMG even now

[@swarajkar3086]

@@ritiksharma6344 No we don't. That one is modernised OFB 1A1 LMG. B

[@arnavranka4510]

Not Indian army, but the then Indian leadership

[@blank557]

Sikhs and Gurkhas were among the best soldiers one could ever want in an army. Tough hombres, who lived to fight.

[@SurinderSingh-ih1dk]

Exit Only u have no identity exit ..or wat ever......seems as if you you are from watsap University..... SIKH are the BRAVEST OF THE BRAVE WARRIORS...and the whole world knows that.. give concrete statement about gurkha....with fact....and not watsapp stories

[@teovu5557]

@@SurinderSingh-ih1dk is that why Sikhs dont have a nation of their own anymore and served the colonial white british for the last couple centuries and today live as minorities in India? lol

[@user-bu1ko3lh7j]

@@teovu5557 We’ve always been a minority. And the Sikh community has always had mixed feelings when it came to politics especially during British colonialism. To say the Sikhs were subservient to the Brit’s would simply be historically inaccurate because we had 2 wars with the British. Even after we were annexed, some of us still fought as rebels whilst others sought other solutions. It’s a deep subject, you should research before making ignorant comments.

[@UNFRIENDLYSTRANGER]

And we have both in our army😊

[@UNFRIENDLYSTRANGER]

​@@teovu5557the entire point of India is to be multi ethnic and diverse so the Sikhs fit into our nation like a brick into a building

[@yokiryuchan7655]

This man was a lion. A true embodiment of what every Sikh inspires to be.

[@harveykaler991]

Another battle involving Sikhs took place at Dong Hill. Near the Walong Sector. Where 400 Sikhs held a flank despite being encircled and abandoned for days against a much larger Chinese force. They were the 2nd longest to hold out and covered the retreat of the Indian army. The unit suffered very heavy casualties but played a crucial role in the battle.

[@joselee9605]

I’ve seen 2 Sikh videos now and I’m officially convinced. Sikhs are simply build different

[@mverick5444]

Only jatt Sikhs. Don’t fall for ravidassia Brahmin or gurjartype Sikhs

[@edwardkenway148]

Damn that charge was sick yeah i'll close the door on my way out

[@Mike_858]

*facepalm* X)

[@sunilk.8419]

SIKHS! A perfect example of an ideal human being. Kind, generous, jolly good nature and damn good warriors for a good cause.

[@gurjotsingh8934]

And yet India betrays us

[@RotaryMarx]

wow, i dont see me as ideal but thank you!

[@darthvader5558]

Sikh Regiment 🐯 The pride of Indian army 🚩🐯🇮🇳

[@lyf6033]

The 1962 war between China and India was a miracle. India successfully turned the war of aggression into a capital defense war.

[@freedumb_3.0]

@@lyf6033 Whatever it takes to make you feel good about India getting beaten soundly.

[@freedumb_3.0]

If the Sikhs are so awesome, why do they lose every one of their battles?

[@darthvader5558]

@@freedumb_3.0 first go and study History my friend, there has been 4 Indo-pak war till now, and each one of them ended with an Indian victory,The Sikh regiment played an important role in every war especially in 1971 Battle of Langawala were 120 Sikh and BSF troops defeated 2000+ Pakistani troops

[@darthvader5558]

@@freedumb_3.0 well India gave a bloody nose to China and Humilated them in 1967

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

The Sikhs are right up there with the Gurkhas in terms of professionalism.

[@Lorrdd]

So... none?

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@@Lorrdd Eh? They are on the same level, both great soldiers .

[@thuptennyendak3634]

Many Gurkha regiments are commanded by Sikh officers.

[@raath_sikh]

There were Gurkhas in the sikh empire 🤝 🇳🇵

[@Chadeshwor]

@@raath_sikh Yessir ❤️🇳🇵

[@stormshadow5283]

The Paramveer Chakra is awarded for "distinguished acts of valour"??? No no no....the Paramveer Chakra is not like the Medal of Honour or Victoria Cross, the medal is awarded for bravery beyond what is humanly capable. Of the 21 Param Veer Chakras awarded to all individuals, 16 are posthumous. It is very rare for a soldier to be alive and be awarded the Paramveer Chakra. Last time the Paramveer Chakra was awarded was in 1999 during the Kargil war. One medal was awarded to Captain Vikram Batra (posthumous) and the other was awarded to now Subedar Major Yoginder Singh Yadav, the youngest recipient of the honour. Also, the Paramveer Chakra is not an "Indian Army medal" rather it is a military medal awarded to all branches of the military and paramilitary during times of war.

[@shreyasmohite8929]

You got it spot on @Storm Shadow. Excellent 👍🏼

[@divyanshbansal9887]

Bhai how can you forget Capt Manoj Pandey and Rifleman Sanjay Kumar

[@yashsingh1631]

@@tapasbhavsar6309 ye itna galat knowledge kaha Mila tumko

[@markralph4739]

Magnificent bullshit

[@stormshadow5283]

@@markralph4739 @Mark Ralph Alright Ameri kh- u N- T...who hurt you?

[@davidreddington4381]

My respects to all Sikh soldiers.

[@goatoat1041]

yes all they need is to be super heros is a bit of deodorant

[@prodigyy505]

@@goatoat1041 😂 maybe u need to higher your intellect

[@eaglesfan226]

Me too #FreeTibet

[@eaglesfan226]

@@prodigyy505 I’m glad the Dalai Lama and his family are okay #FreeTibet

[@somyapatra7111]

It's actually quite normal for Sikhs. They don't think below 1.25 lakh. "Sava lakh se ek ladaun, tabhi Gobind Singh nam kahaun. " Many examples in history of 20-30 sikhs fighting entire armies. Jai Hind.

[@SeahawkGaming-xp7bl]

One of their verses even says that "10,000,000,000,000 enemies will be defeated'..

[@greengoblin876]

Those two words " FIX BAYONETS" Should be enough to drive fear into the hearts of enemies .

[@Mike_858]

But I don't speak Indian, and I bet the Chinese don't understand it either.

[@doggydude2668]

@@Mike_858 lol true tho

[@doggydude2668]

I don't get why they didn't just start lighting them up they did have AK's after all

[@greengoblin876]

@@Mike_858 do they not have words for "fix bayonets " in Indian or Chinese lol ... You'd think they would have an equivalent.

[@itsmarvin6999]

@@doggydude2668 I watched a movie over this story a few years back and I am pretty sure they ran out of ammo.

[@jammadan]

Sikhs are honorable and courageous, comparable to the gurkhas

[@jammadan]

@@SurinderSingh-ih1dk Loser

[@mjatriumxironreign8969]

Chinese and Soviet Soldiers is brave and strong, my respect to them

[@xxgaryxx5421]

@sahil rana Slum Jalebi

[@souravkumarpandey6691]

​@@mjatriumxironreign8969you can join Chinese Army😊

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

Thank you for covering this. I remember watching a reenactment of this on TV as a 3 year old and bawling my eyes out... 32 years later watching this video gives me similar emotions. Another crazy story from the same conflict is that of Shaitan Singh and the battle of Rezang La, if you guys choose to cover it.

[@tejaspatel6582]

You referring you the program "Mission Fattaye" ?

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

@@tejaspatel6582 don't remember the name, it used to play before republic day, featuring stories of PVC awardees.

[@annapoornajoshi5679]

I am proud of these soldiers. Even with outdated equipment they fought of the Chinese in the extreme climates of the Himalayas. All our forces are special forces because they have the courage to fight anywhere. Proud to be Indian 🇮🇳

[@samridhyadutt5284]

@@Amoore-vv9wx see this is where your comment makes zero sense. The India of that era was different from the India post independence. Before that, there was no concept of a United India.

[@akashpatel8410]

@@Amoore-vv9wx kzbin.info/www/bejne/hH2kZGx_jMmSftk are you one of them 🤣

[@SeahawkGaming-xp7bl]

@@samridhyadutt5284 There was a concept of it though, but only on paper and long forgotten.

[@CocaineCowboyJones]

Make a Video about Yogendra Sigh Yadav, he was another brave Indian soldier who took their enemies by him self in 1999 during Khargil war. And please make a content about the Battle of Yultong too, it's an amazing story in Korean War Simple History..

[@Pgb633]

@TECHNOBLADE IS BURNING IN H3LL same

[@luanasari5161]

@TECHNOBLADE IS BURNING IN H3LL cringe

[@lukejohnston4666]

I want to say yeh dil maange more but it was another Kargil hero (a captain)

[@souravkumarpandey6691]

Not captured tiger hill but took information about position of enemy 8th sikh capture tiger hills

[@pratikghosh3499]

Well you're talking about Captain Vikram Batra​@@lukejohnston4666

[@divyanshjoshi9874]

One slight correction there are only 21 param Veer chakra awardees till now since the independence of India, very well made and explained thank you for showing the bravery and sacrifice of Indian soldiers

[@user-tt4sh2yy6r]

India is full of courageous martial races but the sad fact is that it has become customary to rely on the personal courage of personnel because that is *cheaper* than equipping them with the best. We are in 2022 and the Indian army is STILL upgrading the equipment of personnel in sensitive regions, to a standard that was relevant decades ago, one would thin atleast the airforce would be given more prominence but nope Mig 21s still form the bulk and will only be phased out by 2025 and that too who knows if the schedule will hold or some political crap will stall that.

[@death_parade]

Err....I agree with you in principle, but MiG-21 don't form "the bulk" anymore. Only around 3 squadrons in service now. Earlier this year, there were 4 MiG-21 squadrons in service, but starting this year, they are being phased out at rate of one squadron per year. So by 2025, MiG-21 era in Indian Air Force will end.

[@yashvardhanojha6796]

1962 war is full of stories of individual units mounting last stands . They fought till the last men and many of them were found months and even years after the war. Most famous is the last stand of Major Shaitan Singh and the ahir unit of 13th Kumaun.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Got a lot of respect for Sikh fighters, they’re serious badasses. I knew someone who had actual Punjabi bodyguards, supposed to be the best in the world.

[@cbc6320]

Sikhs are the pride of india.....we hindus all bows to guru govind sing..guru nanak and all sikh guru... jai hind

[@itatube7594]

As an arunachali where this battle took place, I am pleased to see stories which are generally neglected being told to the entire world. Also visit arunachal, my hometown is Tirbin. Come 🙏😀❤️

[@John-mf6ky]

Used to work for a Sikh family, great people with a great history. Would definitely want them on my side in a fight.

[@ZARUSI]

MY GRANDFATHER WAS A SINO INDIAN WAR VETERAN! JAI HIND!

[@doggydude2668]

@@Amoore-vv9wx this is a quite funny meetup

[@ZARUSI]

@@Amoore-vv9wx …

[@itsmarvin6999]

@@doggydude2668 More like awkward.

[@doggydude2668]

@@itsmarvin6999 that's what makes it funny

[@joker6544]

Does Chinese soilders still fear Sikhs?

[@derpywhooves.]

I need more history lessons. Man I never would've thought I would seek out knowledge on my own, but its more fun when not being forced to do something.

[@boejiden7093]

So true man

[@nexpro6118]

Things like this are never really talked about because even though majority of people have little computers in our hands all day long, very few of those people actually use it to research things and gain more knowledge on things that are something different then what's the cool thing to wear or say this week lol

[@_yamcha]

you want to watch more because it's a fucking cartoon, your parents never had to force you to watch cartoons

[@atharvasapre8578]

My grandfather was an infantry officer in this conflict. He was shot and he fell down from a small hill into the snow and was declared missing in action. But he was alive and he was lying there unconscious in the snow for 4-5 hours before being rescued.

[@pratejprasai9432]

RIP To All The Legends Who Passed Away In War And Legends Who Fought In War

[@HartajTrehan]

Dad was in the Indian military, he said the actual Chinese deaths were around 3000 since even the Chinese (in the other sector) didn't have enough gear. They used to do the old Soviet charge where only the first line of people running towards the Indian post had the guns, when they died, the guy behind picked up the weapon. Same thing happened in the Korean War where Chinese did the same thing to Americans and then rejected any claims of doing so while the American troops testified that they used to do that in combat and then claim very few deaths.

[@cyanfloy2473]

Agree,I guess the Chinese government secretly hide the true numbers or your dad lied

[@joshuawilson1861]

They can't even give accurate covid deaths today. Chinas government is never one for honesty

[@suchak91]

As we seen as enemy at the gates? One with the rifle shoot, one without follow him

[@maiholiaw4927]

@The Hunter from Tennessee He was talking about winter gear (ime clothes, boots, parka jackets etc... Not about the weapons used there.

[@theanglo-lithuanian1768]

The PLA in the 1950s-1980s seem to suck at combat. Battle of Wawon against the Turkish, the Battle of Immingham river against the British, the Battle of Chosin revevouir against Americans, Rezang la against Indian etc. The PLA seems to always suffer much, much more casulties then their enemies.

[@silverhawkscape2677]

A Bayonet charge in 1962. I don't know if that was badass or stupid or just pure balls.

[@jamesbradley9937]

Why not all 3?

[@ritikshaw5868]

Better than dying anyway.

[@troygarza5720]

I love hearing about soldiers like this guy regardless of country. Man deserves respect and recognition for his courage and balls of steel

[@kiwigaming1605]

This was an interesting video! I have always found Indian military history to be interesting and admire events coming from that topic. Nice job!

[@fangselite1627]

There was another battle called Battle of Rezang La where 120 Indian soldiers from Kumaon Regiment fought against almost 3000 PLA soldiers despite lack of ammunition they fought using bayonets , sapper shovels and whatever they could get their hands own including rocks and stones , and there was a soldier who almost dwarfed the Chinese and was like giant and other soldiers literally called him mountain or pahad he literally kill ed with bare hands , & the CO Major Shaitan also died commanding his position was also awarded the Param Veer Chakra

[@theanglo-lithuanian1768]

The PLA in the 1950s-1980s seem to suck at combat. Battle of Wawon against the Turkish, the Battle of Immingham river against the British, the Battle of Chosin revevouir against Americans, Rezang la against Indianetc. The PLA seems to always suffer much, much more casulties then their enemies.

[@fangselite1627]

@@theanglo-lithuanian1768 & also tries hide their casualties

[@theanglo-lithuanian1768]

@Vishal Autade Yeah pretty much.

[@ArghyadeepPal]

@@theanglo-lithuanian1768 And PLA's last combat was against their own Chinese people in 1989 Tiananmen Square.

[@theanglo-lithuanian1768]

@@ArghyadeepPal Yup. So unless they have some secret superweapon tucked under their sleeve, them currently threatening Tiawan is stupid.

[@nannercamping9126]

Every time i hear about sikhs in history its always about thier extreme bravery

[@singhkanwalyahoo]

His 11 year old daughter died of shock after she learned about her father’s demise. Let’s salute the family too which dealt with severe blows and troubles long after he was gone…

[@ruralicon2801]

Thanks for putting a spot light on ,one of our Bravest warriors in Indian army History. Salute to the bravehearts .

[@Wanucho]

Read about the story of Lieutenant Adnan Bin Saidi and the Malay regiment. The heroic Malay soldier in the British army who fought the Japanese in the battle of Bukit Chandu in Pasir Panjang, Singapore. Almost the same story as the late honourable heroic warrior Subedar Singh. Outnumbered, out of ammo, and mounted the only recorded desperate bayonet charge in the battle for Singapore before being captured and executed. Before that, he and his company managed to inflict many Japanese casualties and held on to his position for days even when faced with artillery and aerial bombardments. The Japanese wanted break his line and tried to fool him by disguising themselves as Sikh soldiers marching in fours instead of threes in the British army but that didn't fool the smart Lieutenant Adnan, who then ordered his men to open fire at the Japanese at close range. The longest battle during the fall of Malaya and Singapore. His war cry was "Biar putih tulang, Jangan putih mata!" Meaning "Death, before dishonour." He is local hero in Malaysia and Singapore and has an entire museum dedicated to him and his company as well as the battle that took place. Biar putih tulang, jangan putih mata!! Al-fateha.

[@mas-em4ik]

Al-Fateha

[@jollygoodyo]

Ok..

[@Hm-qx1mx]

I didn't know Malaysians and Singapore had a common hero lol

[@aaryanqureshi5326]

Malay are one of the most bravest peoples and generous

[@raja2850]

@@aaryanqureshi5326 so brave that they all forgot their root.

[@loyalpiper]

A great warrior can stand against the odds against enemy's with superior weapons.

[@farii__]

much like the dedication of the brave scots to their army! 🇬🇧♥️🇮🇳

[@ranabirbhattacharjee6673]

Warrior class of India. Sikh. Gentle and very generous in day to day life but will reap enemy apart with bare hands in battle. India is soo soo proud of Sikh regiment. Salute.

[@unclescipio3136]

If anyone is interested in military history, look into India. There are epic battles, incredible heroism and great last stands so often it's hard to keep them straight. And they did way more in WW2 than most people realise.

[@pabcu2507]

Please do a video on Lewis millet, the U.S Medal of Honor soldier who loved doing bayonet charges and did them soo well that it caused fear among his enemies

[@randomtexanguy9563]

@TECHNOBLADE IS BURNING IN H3LL shut up Hermann

[@leafenbark6695]

Sounds like me on BF1

[@dizzyWLRD]

@TECHNOBLADE IS BURNING IN H3LL technoblade can't even rest in peace with you people always out to steal. of his unfortunate death.

[@himangshusaikia5072]

actually most of people in different part of the world may don't know that india lost the 1962 was because we were backstab by those communist Chinese we got the early warning of the Chinese possible attack but due to our weak leadership we never acted to build our defences but when they tried to do the same in 1967 during nathu la and cho la crisis they were defeated badly they tried to do that again and again but Chinese cannot faced a prepared india

[@Markchicas14]

If I’m not mistaken did something similar happen in 2019 and 2020 with India and China At the border

[@himangshusaikia5072]

@@Markchicas14 yes, same happened during doklam crisis where china tried to build road in dispute land They were driven away by indians because there should be status quo maintained in dispute region

[@Markchicas14]

@@himangshusaikia5072 I believe one of the tactics the China uses is called salami slicing it’s when China takes territory a little by little over time and build infrastructure on it to call it theirs They did the same thing in the South China Sea

[@theawesomeman9821]

why did China attack India?

[@himangshusaikia5072]

@@theawesomeman9821 because of communist china expansionist policy they claim every region of india especially one adjacent to Himalayas It's their mindset of appeasing their people by intimating their neighbours I live in Assam , india northeast region of india, once china showed a map that even included large part of my state before their claim was only limited to Arunachal Pradesh, a state of india They are like greedy animals no matter what you feed them they are not satisfied

[@krishm16]

Love hearing about the heroics of other countries and allies. Its important we understand others and their military histories beyond our own.

[@borntowild480]

You have brought into light one of India's bravest son. 🇮🇳 I thank you for that 🙏

[@kriegsmanofthe141st6]

Love your videos! I think it's funny that one came out on my bday! Thanks for a good history vid after I got home from work!

[@arober9758]

Very good job fellows!! Congratulations. Finally one of the many stories of the Sikh warriors finally made it.

[@MohammedMahdi8005]

It doesn't surprise me much, the Sikhs are crazy brave, they are known for being powerful warriors throughout history

[@Sahil_the_athlete.]

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[@rishirajsethi3567]

proud to be a Sikh.. and a descendant of a Saint-Warrior...

[@DoctorKalkyl]

Seeing as most Sikhs have the last name Singh, calling him that is best responded to with the "do you have any idea how little that narrows it down" meme.

[@mikeohagan2206]

any fighting man has great respect for sikh warriors. there are few better allies.

[@GreenLight-cg1uz]

Sikh and Gorkha community must be respected. They deserve every single respect from every Indian. Vai Guru key Khalsa Vai Guru key fatay. Jai MahaKali Aayo Gorkhali. Being a Gorkha and a son of a retired Lt. Colonel who fought in the 1971 liberation War, Operation BlueStar, Operation Bajarang. Proud of my Sikh Brothers. Salute from a Gorkha brother from Shillong Meghalaya.

[@vijaygupta-pf9di]

stop boosting there egos, why u make the rest of india seem weak. Sikh community hasnt supported india for very long time

[@praveenarumugam9086]

1962 is a painful episode in Indian history.Good men but outdated equipment.

[@vorrdegard2176]

And the sheer lack of political will to fight china otherwise a reorganized Indian counter attack would cost china parts of Tibet

[@ho-leesheet5923]

Jawaharlal Nehru : india china Bhai Bhai🤡

[@alextepe4309]

I had never heard of this conflict before. It’s kind of like an Indian version of Thermopylae.

[@Roachh2877]

Sino-Indian war of 1962 And 1967 clashes are severely underrated and is one of the few battles/wars to take place at such high heights and miserable weather.

[@rogue_4tw763]

If you want a Indian Thermopylae. You Should look at The Battle of Saragarhi. Yet again. Another demonstration of Sikh Determination and bravery on the Battle field, whilst fighting for a government that neglects them.

[@exurgemars]

@@rogue_4tw763 it wasn't an Indian Thermopylae though. British Indian troops were the occupiers there. A valiant last stand nonetheless.

[@death_parade]

Indian history is replete with examples that will all remind you of the Battle of Thermopylae.

[@factshistory3193]

Indian version of thermopylae is Battle of Pavankhind in which 300 Marathas defeated 10000 strong adilshahi force in narrow mountain pass.

[@gergo_elvtars590]

These mens should be every man's idols they were realy brave soldiers!

[@kushagrasingh9583]

Thank You Simple History. Lots of love from India

[@sachinsingh-in4ck]

I like how the artists have accurately shown Two gold stars with stripe for the subedar in his uniform.

[@grendel2804]

What I learned from history is that Sikh soldiers were one of the most badass and bravest soldiers.

[@dionesvaldez088]

"Jo Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akal" 6:09

[@lovsangzoiva1605]

I am from tawang,India.. greatly appreciated for making such video on our heroes...thanks you... ✌️👍

[@mojorizn5106]

Thank you for your videos. We need more of this.

[@sayonilsen6593]

My Sikh brothers and sisters are the real warriors, the protectors of the Satya Sanatan ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@abdulnasirkhan6523]

1962🤣

[@abdulnasirkhan6523]

Happy balatkari janmashtami 😂

[@sayonilsen6593]

@@abdulnasirkhan6523 balatkari Hazrat Mohammad 😂

[@parmindersingh-vb9on]

Satya sanatan…?? Please stop this propaganda. Sikhs are dedicated towards humanity, all mighty lord, guru Nanaks teachings. Dont try to assimilate us. Wherever on earth we will go we will work for the welfare of all creation

[@sayonilsen6593]

@@parmindersingh-vb9on don't you get it?... These anti-nationals want us to be seperated by their false propaganda, admit it, I'm just saying the truth.... Even Guru Govind Singh's name was on "Govind" which is lord Krishna, Guru Nanak was a Ram bhakt, all the Gurus of Sikhism were Hindus, Sikhism is just a warrior class of Hinduism which was build to eradicate muslim invaders from India for the peace and tranquility of the country and to protect the dharma, the Sanatan dharma 🙏🕉️ and Sanatan dharma includes Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism, these are all Indic dharmic paths ❤️🕉️

[@adityachhetri2785]

I think a series on Param Vir Chakra awardees would be great content, really inspiring stories all of them.

[@fpsshorts8338]

Good job w the animating, v detailed def didn’t go unnoticed

[@mshak395]

Thanks for bringing Indian heroes to light. Subedar Joginder Singh PVC is certainly the pride of our nation!

[@banisandhu3132]

You know what.. I'm from Moga and i didn't know about this & This is so shameful... But I'm also grateful to learn about it today. Many thanks✨

[@Thomas-rl9xd]

Please do a video on the battle of Delville wood. As a South African it would be truly amazing to see our troops remembered on this channel. Thank you..

[@jaideepkamthan1617]

FINALLY, SOME TALKED ABOUT INDO CHINA WAR WAR HEOS, THANKS A LOT SIR, YOU ARE THE FIRST ONE TO DO SO JAI HIND JAI BHARAT

[@simranjitsingh8101]

Thanks for posting!

[@Gelwain]

Sikhs are badasses. Absolute badasses. Every time I see a story about them, its nothing but valor and professionalism.

[@abhaydagar3284]

One of the World most terrifying war sounds are the war cries of indian army jai maa kali , Ayo gorkhali Bole so nihal sat Sri akal

[@RenegadeRanga]

These Sikh regiments are filled with true warriors. This last stand is almost reminiscent of Sarigarhi.

[@papa_golf]

Completed a ride to Bumla last month. Payed tribute to all fallen heros.