The Roar of the Village
In 2025, China captured several regions of India, including parts of Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu. Among these was a small village in Himachal called Nanan, which fell under the control of Chinese forces. The soldiers took over the homes and lands of the villagers, forcing them to live as prisoners in their own homeland. This injustice shook every resident of the village, but it lit a fire of rebellion in Raj Singh.
Raj was once a soldier in the Indian Army. In 2018, during a mission, he suffered a severe injury after falling from a mountain. This accident forced him to leave the army and return to his village. However, his patriotic spirit remained unshaken. When he saw his village under enemy occupation, his blood boiled, and he decided to fight back.
By 2028, the situation in Nanan had worsened. A large Chinese military camp was established in the village, and the locals lived in fear. One cold winter night, Raj made a decision: he would not let his village remain under the enemy's rule. He gathered a group of brave young men from the village who were willing to risk their lives for freedom.
These men were skilled in various fields—some were sharpshooters, others experts in crafting explosives, and a few were strategists and medics. Together with Raj, this group of warriors, including Arjun, Bhim, Karan, Deepak, and Vikram, planned their first strike.
Raj's family also stood by his side. His father, Dev Singh, a respected elder in the village, encouraged him. His mother, Sumitra, and wife, Neelam, supported him wholeheartedly. His elder brother Ravi and younger sister Palak promised to do everything they could to help. The entire family became a source of strength for Raj in his mission.
One dark night, Raj and his team launched their first attack on the Chinese camp. Using stealth and strategy, they infiltrated the camp and killed the enemy soldiers. They seized weapons and planted explosives throughout the camp. The explosion that followed was massive, destroying the camp completely. The sound of the blast echoed across the valley, signaling the beginning of their rebellion.
After the attack, Raj and his team retreated to the dense forests surrounding the village. This was just the start of their fight. Raj knew the road ahead would be long and dangerous, but he was determined to free not just his village but the entire Himachal region from Chinese occupation.
This bold move inspired the villagers, filling them with new hope. Raj and his team, now hiding in the forest, began planning their next strike. They knew the enemy would retaliate, but their resolve to fight for freedom remained unshaken.
[Next Chapter: The Strategy in the Forest...]