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Wall Photos Back to Album · Indian Army Fans's Photos · Indian Army Fans's Page Previous · Next Wall Photos Back to Album · Indian Army Fans's Photos · Indian Army Fans's Page Previous · Next LikeComment Album:Wall Photos Shared with:Public Indian Army Fans DownloadR CONTRASTING CHARACTER: India's Olympic silver medallist Subedar Vijay Kumar threatens to leave the Indian eport This Army if he's not made an officer post his shooting medal. An American soldier, Sergeant Vincent Hancock who's won Photo two shooting gold medals in two successive Olympics at Beijing and London, says he's proud to be a soldier. He was a Sergeant when he won at the Beijing Olympics, he's a Sergeant n ow at the winner's podium in London. He says he's in the Army because it's the best way to serve his country. His Olympic medals are to show people what soldiers are capable of!http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-823755 In double record-setting fashion, Sgt. Vincent Hancock became the first shotgun shooter to win consecutive Olympic gold medals in men’s skeet on Tuesday at the Royal Artillery Barracks.Vijay Kumar , by shooting himself in the foot, has certainly done a great disservice to the org that has made him what he is today. Or else, he would have been roaming around the hills of Himachal Pradesh . Today he may be worth millions and any corporate house will take him but he should not forget the path that he has arrived on. I was also pained to see Army men climbing over one another to recieve at the Air port , specially after his tirade against the organisation . Army's name is what it is today not for the people firing at static targets in competition but because of those selfless soldiers who are engaged in live battles while facing death at every bend. One Vijay Kumar leaving us will not make any difference- Mr Maken may have him. -Shared by Kaveri Ahuja — with Him Satta, Himmail Newspaper, Himachal Aajkal,Himachal Aajkal, Himachal Pradesh, Himachal Dastak, Himachal Bhraman, imachal,Neera Thakur, Nazar E Himachal, Rocxy Nin, Sonia Thakur, Ajay Kumar Saklani,Jishnu S Pillai, Mahavir Prashad Semwal, Kunal Kishore, Muk Bolero's and Amit Sharma. Like · · Share · August 11 5,454 people like this. 2,377 shares o Johnpasu Lam Kaya bhai....jya proud maat ho August 11 at 4:46pm · Like o Rameshwari Thakur Why we must copy others? August 11 at 4:46pm · Like · 2 o Sameera Bharadwaj idiots u dont know how to treat ur soldiers olympic gold quest gv him the facilities to shoot not the army, what have u givn peanuts, i am with u vijay kumar, proud of you... August 11 at 4:46pm · Like · 20 o Invictus Jo The dogras would do well to let him leave , this man is a liability in a fighting unit ... August 11 at 4:46pm · Like · 7 o Anuraag M-Night Shamamalamasamakun Sureshkumar if I'm not wrong, Gagan Narang got a higher position while Vijay Kumar, after much mistreatment, didn't. Isn't that just a tad unfair? by the way, I'm not hating on the page, just have an opinion on this post. :) August 11 at 4:46pm · Like · 4 o Wasim Choudhury Damn, 4gtn his past ! August 11 at 4:47pm · Like o Rahul Kumar let him leave August 11 at 4:47pm · Like · 2 o Pradnyesh Tularam Ghutke Well said bro! Nice1. August 11 at 4:47pm · Like · 1 o Keshav Mn Indian army....vidroh kro..aur takhta palat kr k sare corrupts aur bhrast netao,maafiao ko shoot kr do..desh k liye...desh ko bachao.. August 11 at 4:47pm · Like o Alok Mohan There is nothing wrong if Subedar Vijay Kumar asks for the recognition If Cricketeers, Actors Politicians etc in India can be honored with Degrees, Ranks etc then why not well deserved recognition to Subedar Vijay Kumar August 11 at 4:48pm · Like · 4 o Rohit Bhat Fuck you vijay kumar bastard August 11 at 4:48pm · Like · 6 o Priyanka Sharma True August 11 at 4:48pm · Like o Mahesh Shinde Means jaise news me dikhate hai ki "INDIA MAANGE GOLD" waise he "VIJAY KUMAR MAANGE OFFR RANK" per ye vijay ka kehna bahut lajjaspad hai August 11 at 4:48pm · Like · 2 o Yash Rana sshameful..... August 11 at 4:48pm · Like o Tanya Templeton Kukreti our army has lost its inner core......its become thin like tin.....makes more noise and rattles and shakes. August 11 at 4:48pm · Like · 2 o Puneet Attri Vijay.Kumar.earlier.i.was.proud.of.u.but.now.i.feel.ashamed.of.u.. Himachal.has.given.so.many.selfless.soldier.so.far.but.u.let.us.down.. August 11 at 4:48pm · Like · 2 o Satish Dubeer if the Promotion is due- he must get it- moreoevr he has made the Country Proud- he sholud have got it as an Honour. Lets be a Sport. August 11 at 4:49pm · Like · 1 o Sudhanshu Kumar Ashwini i am bit confused tbh.. is he here to serve to country or country is supposed to serve him... August 11 at 4:49pm · Like · 5 o Suraj Suju That's d difference between Indian and American..let him live army..he is not fit b in Indian army anymore August 11 at 4:49pm · Like · 1 o Mohit Dogra but admin i think he really deserves to be an officer as winning a gold medal in the olympics is not every body cup of tea..it shows that he has got all the qualities for being an officer talent,determination,sportsmanship, smartness,etc August 11 at 4:49pm · Like · 6 o Priyaranjan Swain this man born to destroy India so slap some one August 11 at 4:49pm · Like o Priyaranjan Swain and jai hind August 11 at 4:49pm · Like o Tain Aien Yes... Loosing 1 won't mke a diff. So selfish of him... Winning medal n den u demand foan officer post... If incase he was made an officer... WILL IT BE FAIR OR THOSE WHO REALLY HARDWORKED DAY N NIGHT.. STUDIED HARD CRACKED EXAMS..... WENT THRU ROUGH EDGES.. SELECTION PROCEDURES.... I'm totally against it... Bttr lose one instead of making Our Indian Army a One Act PLAY August 11 at 4:49pm · Like · 3 o Akshay Varma As a soldier he must b proud of hs positn evn if its a smallr rank. August 11 at 4:49pm · Like · 3 o Anand Thirithipulli shit an Selfish Indian Citizen i hate him as if nw ill say India Has no silver medal he is nt an Indian August 11 at 4:49pm · Like o Ankur Srivastava courtmarshall kro is vijay haramkkhor ka... August 11 at 4:49pm · Like o Alok Mohan A very sad state of Affairs if some people do not recognize the Army hero ie Subedar Vijay Kumar August 11 at 4:49pm · Like · 1 o Dhruv Khurana Asshole :@ court marshal kardo iska to August 11 at 4:49pm · Like · 1 o Nihal Adappa i dislike this post August 11 at 4:50pm · Like · 2 o Saral Thakur Jisne ye post banaya zara wo india k liye koi olympics me medal jit k laaye itna hi bolraha hai. August 11 at 4:50pm · Like · 6 o Kumar Raja y u r offen relay on westerns.u dont have brian....... im proud of vijay August 11 at 4:50pm · Like · 4 o Priya Khokher nt xpctd..!!! August 11 at 4:50pm · Like · 1 o Zala Mihir Great salute to American Soldier.!. August 11 at 4:50pm · Like · 2 o Varun Bhanot thr is a lot of diffrence between indian soldiers nd american soldiers from my own eyes i have seen soldiers cleaning the gardens and doing personal works of army officer nd he asking cz when officer dies erryone in media starts showing it but when a soldier dies they just show a strip in thr news post............respect army officer but dnt treat soldiers as 2nd class August 11 at 4:50pm · Like · 20 o Nautiyal Varun Wolvy bloody selfish creature... August 11 at 4:50pm · Like o Santiago Munez reward the winner..... dnt take freaking US example. US gets mre than 50 medals compared to india's 4-5 August 11 at 4:50pm · Like · 5 o Satvir Meelu ese to acha tha je silver medal jitta na he. August 11 at 4:51pm · Like · 1 o Mukesh Kumar Lol Comparing with US Army.... Is Indian Army providing the world class facilities to their soldiers when compare with US Army... Stop betraying our own soldier.... If the admn version is Different Its his personal view Dont say as Public Intrest... We are with Vijay without him silver medal Cannot be possible... Am proud of Vijay... August 11 at 4:52pm · Edited · Like · 8 o Rohit Bhat Harami ko goli maaro gaand main. August 11 at 4:52pm · Like · 2 o Neetendra Kumar Idiot..... August 11 at 4:52pm · Like · 1 o DjAbhishek Chatterjee way a bastard, gand me dum nahi hai toh army join kiu kiya, he is a hijra not a mardh... August 11 at 4:52pm · Like · 2 o Lokesh Raj here we cannot compare India and America...totally contrast situation ur taliking abut,,,,America is counting number of medals....but we dream to get one medal...This is India...a olympic medalsit shud be properly treated.. August 11 at 4:52pm · Like · 3 o Abhishek Tripathi Is he threatning?let him leave army,,,,he shuld be deprived of al othq fecilities like pension etc,, August 11 at 4:52pm · Like · 1 o Uma Chopra stop comparing..
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