Union Home Minister Amit Shah extended Raising Day greetings to the ‘Himveers’ of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), recognising their dedication to safeguarding the nation.
In a social media post, Shah praised the personnel for their courage and determination while serving in some of the country’s most challenging geographical conditions.
Raising Day greetings to the ‘Himveers’ of the @ITBP_official.
The roar of their valour echoes through the snow-clad mountains, reducing every threat to our nation’s security to rubble. Their tenacity in withstanding the harshest climates symbolizes India’s steely resolve for security.
Salutations to the martyrs who made the supreme sacrifice for the nation.
— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) October 24, 2026
He highlighted their contribution to national security and saluted their unwavering commitment to duty.
Shah said the valour of ITBP personnel resonates across snow-covered mountains, where they confront threats to the nation’s security.
He emphasised their ability to withstand extreme weather conditions while carrying out their responsibilities.
Describing their resilience as a symbol of India’s strong resolve to protect its borders, the Home Minister highlighted the crucial role of the force in securing the country’s frontiers.
The ITBP personnel, popularly known as ‘Himveers’, serve in high-altitude areas where freezing temperatures and difficult terrain pose significant challenges.
Their demanding duties require physical endurance, discipline and constant vigilance.
The Home Minister also paid homage to ITBP personnel who laid down their lives in the service of the nation.
He saluted the martyrs for making the supreme sacrifice to protect India and its people.
His message underscored the courage and dedication of security personnel who continue to defend the country despite difficult conditions.
Shah’s message highlighted the importance of the ITBP’s contribution to national security and border protection.
His tribute recognised both serving personnel who guard the nation’s frontiers and those who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.
The Raising Day greetings served as a reminder of the commitment, bravery and resilience of the force’s personnel.
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