The Man Who Refused to Retreat | Subedar Joginder Singh | 1962
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At a remote mountain position near Bum La in 1962, a small group of Indian soldiers faced repeated attacks during the India-China War.
At the centre of the defence stood Subedar Joginder Singh of the 1 Sikh Regiment.
Wounded and under immense pressure, he continued to lead his men and refused to abandon his position.
But before he became a Param Vir Chakra awardee, he was a man with a family, a life and a duty to his fellow soldiers.
In this episode of Beyond the Battlefield, we go beyond the medal to explore the life of Subedar Joginder Singh, the Battle of Bum La, the soldiers who fought alongside him, and the courage that made his story part of India's military history.
This is a story about leadership when the odds are overwhelming.
A story about standing with your men.
A story about duty.
Subedar Joginder Singh.
1 Sikh.
Param Vir Chakra.
We remember.
Sources: Government of India, Ministry of Defence, official gallantry-award records, Indian Army/regimental historical material and reputable historical sources.