Bhavnagar News: Army Jawan from Ladakh Seeks Help After Attack on Family, Alleges Police Negligence

by jay
🗓️ Published on: October 21, 2025 7:40 pm
Bhavnagar News

Bhavnagar News: In a shocking incident from Akwada village in Bhavnagar, an Indian Army jawan serving on the Ladakh border has released a video seeking protection for his family. The soldier, identified as Vishal Rathod, claimed that his family was attacked by local bootleggers while police allegedly refused to register their complaint.

Soldier Serving in Ladakh Appeals for Help

Vishal Rathod, who is currently posted in Ladakh along with his brother, recorded a heartfelt video message pleading for help and justice for his family. Both brothers serve in the Indian Army, standing guard at one of the country’s most challenging frontiers. However, Vishal’s emotional video highlights a disturbing reality — that while soldiers protect the nation’s borders, their families are not safe within the country.

The video, which has since gone viral on social media, shows the jawan requesting urgent action and security for his family members back home. He alleged that despite repeated attempts, Bhavnagar police did not file a First Information Report (FIR) regarding the attack.

Attack on Soldier’s Family in Bhavnagar

According to reports, the incident took place a few days ago in Akwada village near Bhavnagar. Some intoxicated men allegedly assaulted members of Vishal Rathod’s family after a heated argument. The family sustained injuries and went to the police station to lodge a complaint. Shockingly, they claim the local police refused to register the case.

This has raised serious questions about police accountability and the safety of soldiers’ families in civilian areas. The jawan’s family continues to live in fear, while the attackers reportedly roam free in the same locality.

Viral Video Raises Questions on Police Action

In his video, Vishal Rathod urged senior police officials and government authorities to take strict action against those responsible. The incident is said to have occurred in August, but even after two months, no official complaint has been filed.

This inaction has sparked outrage among citizens and on social media, where people have demanded justice for the soldier’s family. Many users commented that it is unacceptable for those who risk their lives for the nation to have their families feel unsafe at home.

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Public Outrage and Demand for Accountability

The viral clip has put Bhavnagar Police under public scrutiny. People are questioning how a department that claims to promote safety through initiatives like the Police Mentor Project could fail to protect the family of a serving Army personnel.

“An Army man guarding the nation shouldn’t have to beg for his family’s protection,” commented one social media user. Another wrote, “If police can’t protect the families of soldiers, what message does that send to the public?”

Authorities Yet to Respond

As of now, there has been no official response from the Bhavnagar Police regarding the allegations. Local residents and veterans’ associations have reportedly extended moral support to the Rathod family, urging authorities to take immediate and transparent action.

This incident not only highlights the growing concern over local law enforcement failures but also raises a broader question about how the nation values the sacrifices made by its soldiers.

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A Call for Justice

The Bhavnagar News incident has drawn national attention, with many calling for urgent intervention by senior officers and state authorities. The country’s armed forces personnel, who dedicate their lives to the defense of India, deserve to know that their families are safe and respected at home.

Until decisive action is taken, the viral video of Ladakh-based Army Jawan Vishal Rathod will continue to serve as a painful reminder that while the frontlines may be secure, safety within our borders still needs stronger guardianship.

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