SRINAGAR, Nov 11 (Agencies): Renowned Bollywood playback singer Kumar Sanu on Tuesday visited Indian Army and Border Security Force (BSF) camps in Baramulla district, where he interacted with soldiers and expressed gratitude for their service in safeguarding the country’s borders.
During his visit to the Army’s ‘Fearless Forty-One’ camp and the adjoining BSF camp, the singer was seen chanting “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” along with the jawans. He later shared glimpses of his interaction with the soldiers on his official social media handle.
Paying tribute to the personnel, Kumar Sanu said that the sacrifices made by soldiers enable people across the country to live peacefully.
“Hamare soldiers ki wajah se hi hum sab surakshit hain (It is because of our soldiers that we are all safe),” he wrote in his social media post, while saluting the personnel for their dedication and commitment.
Speaking during his Kashmir visit, the singer said that meeting soldiers and expressing gratitude to them had been a long-standing wish.
“I always wanted to visit Kashmir since my childhood. I meet the jawans who keep our borders and country safe. Whether it is extreme heat, cold, high-altitude areas or difficult conditions, these soldiers are always there for us,” he said.
Sanu also appealed to other celebrities to visit Kashmir and acknowledge the contribution of security personnel.
“I believe every celebrity should visit Kashmir and show respect to these soldiers,” he said.
Earlier during the day, the singer explored popular destinations including Dal Lake and Lal Chowk in Srinagar, describing Kashmir as “heaven on earth” and praising its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere. “I am visiting Kashmir for the first time, and it is truly a heaven on earth,” he said.
He also encouraged people from across the country to visit Kashmir and experience its scenic beauty.
Meanwhile, Sanu expressed his desire to collaborate with Bigg Boss contestant Qazi Touqeer after the latter’s stint on the reality show. He also extended his best wishes to Touqeer, expressing hope that he would emerge as the winner.