India Book of Records: Generally tattoo is done for love or style. Names of loved ones, parents and children are engraved. But one man tattooed the names of those who died for the country on his skin. Many soldiers still died protecting our country. Tributes are given to the martyred soldiers. But this man showed a new sense of patriotism towards the martyred soldiers. He got a place in the India Book of Records by getting 631 tattoos on his body in memory of the martyred soldiers. So who is that person? In this story, let's know the complete details of why the names of the martyrs of the Kargil war were tattooed.
Abhishek Gautam from Uttar Pradesh got tattoos on his body. He got tattoos to mark the sacrifice of Kargil war martyrs. Soldiers are the main reason he gets tattooed. Once he went to the border with his friends. Then an accident happened to them.. which changed him to get a tattoo. Indian soldiers saved them in that accident that happened at the border. If the soldiers had not saved them then, they would not be here today. Even in such a dangerous incident, the soldiers put their lives strong and saved them. So he changed his decision and painted the names of the martyred soldiers in green.
Many soldiers are facing many difficulties at the border to protect the country. No matter how difficult the situation is, they are protecting the country. Abhishek tattooed his body to give something to the martyred soldiers. He decided to tattoo the names of the soldiers who died on the border. As part of this, he got the names of Kargil martyrs tattooed on his front. He has tattooed not only their names but also the Kargil Stupam and India Gate symbols.
Especially Bhagat Singh, Subhash Chandrabosh, Jhansi Lakshmibhai, Chandrasekhar Azad, Chhatrapati Shivaji, etc. were also tattooed. So far he has 631 tattoos on his body. For this he earned a place in the India Book of Records. He also holds the title of Living Wall Memorial. He also visited the families of the soldiers who died in the Kargil war.. They brought soil from their house and kept it in an urn set up near the stupa of the Kargil martyrs. Every martyred soldier goes home and visits his family members. Similarly, the soldier brings clay from the house and puts Gautam in that urn. Gautham says this process goes on forever.
