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Army officer who fought 3 wars loses battle to prolonged illness
The Morning Standard
|January 10, 2024
INDIA on Tuesday lost one of its most war-experienced Indian Army veterans: Brigadier AJS Behl died after a prolonged illness at Command Hospital in Chandimandir. The last rites will take place tomorrow in Chandigarh.
Born on April 3, 1941, Brig Behl was commissioned on December 17, 1961, into the 17 Para Field Regiment of the Artillery and participated in all wars that the Indian Army fought till 1971, including the 1962 battle with the Chinese at Namkachu, in Tawang area. He also fought against Pakistan in the 1965 and 1971 wars. The latter led to the liberation of Bangladesh from Pakistan.
As a young officer in 1962, the guns of his regiment were deployed in support of Indian troops at Namka Chu as part of 7 Infantry Brigade.
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