Develop mindset to counter adversities, CP urges Gen Z | Nagpur News

He urged students to imbibe the values of sacrifice, leadership, bravery and commitment, adding that every young Indian should aspire to contribute to the nation. “Parents should feel proud that they are offering their children in the service of the country,” he said.Paying tribute to the heroes of the 1999 Kargil War, Nangre Patil recalled the extraordinary courage displayed by Indian soldiers who fought in harsh terrain and freezing temperatures. “Our soldiers laid down their lives so that we can stand here today in peace. We must never forget the sacrifice of the 527 martyrs,” he said.Recalling his experience during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, the CP shared how he rushed to Taj Mahal Palace Hotel after receiving the call while serving as South Mumbai DCP. “At 9.51 pm, my bodyguard and I entered through the rear gate. By 10.08pm, we had engaged the terrorists,” he recounted.He said prior reconnaissance of the hotel helped police navigate the building. After moving through several floors and surviving a grenade blast, he shifted to the CCTV control room, from where the operation continued until 2.45am. He remembered sacrifice of cops, including constable Rahul Shinde, who was killed in the line of duty,.