Kargil Vijay Diwas: Gunjan Saxena, the only female pilot of the Kargil war, who had blown away even the Pakistani army

While Gunjan Saxena is a distinguished and accomplished pilot, it's important to clarify some inaccuracies in the statement you provided.

Gunjan Saxena is a former Indian Air Force (IAF) officer and was indeed one of the first female pilots in the IAF. She was not the only female pilot during the Kargil War, but she played a significant role in the evacuation of injured soldiers from the war zone.

During the Kargil War in 1999, Gunjan Saxena, along with Flight Lieutenant Srividya Rajan, operated Cheetah helicopters, providing support in various rescue and reconnaissance missions in the conflict area. They were part of the IAF's helicopter unit that played a crucial role in assisting ground troops and evacuating wounded soldiers from high-altitude battlefields.

Their courageous efforts in flying helicopters at high altitudes, under enemy fire and adverse weather conditions, were commendable and contributed to the success of several rescue operations during the war.

However, it is essential to avoid glorifying any individual's role beyond the collective efforts of the armed forces during the Kargil War. The victory in the Kargil War was the result of the combined bravery, dedication, and sacrifice of all the Indian Armed Forces personnel involved in the conflict.

Kargil Vijay Diwas is observed to honor the valor and sacrifice of all the soldiers, both men and women, who fought for India's victory during the Kargil War. It serves as a reminder of the indomitable spirit and unity of the Indian Armed Forces in defending the nation's borders.

(pc DNA)