Union Home Minister Amit Shah extended Raising Day greetings to the ‘Himveers’ of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), praising their valour, resilience and commitment to safeguarding the nation’s borders.
In a post on X, Shah said the courage of ITBP personnel echoed through snow-clad mountains, where they confront threats to national security. He further highlighted their determination to withstand some of the harshest climatic conditions, describing their resilience as a reflection of India’s firm resolve to protect its borders.
The Minister paid tribute to ITBP personnel who laid down their lives in the service of the nation, saluting their supreme sacrifice in protecting India and its people.
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
Popularly known as ‘Himveers’, ITBP personnel serve in high-altitude border areas characterised by freezing temperatures, difficult terrain and extreme weather. Their duties demand physical endurance, discipline and constant vigilance to maintain security along the country’s frontiers.
The force plays a crucial role in protecting India’s borders, with its personnel operating in some of the most challenging geographical conditions. Their ability to carry out demanding duties in severe weather underscores the importance of their contribution to national security.
Shah’s Raising Day message honoured both serving personnel and those who made the ultimate sacrifice for the country, highlighting the courage, determination and dedication that define the ITBP’s service to the nation.
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