SAPTA SHAKTI COMMAND CONDUCTED 264 KM ULTRA MARATHON FOR HONOURING MARTYRS AND CELEBRATING THE 264TH ARMY SERVICE CORPS DAY
Jaipur: The 264 Km Ultra Marathon, based on themed "Run for Martyrs, Remembering the Fallen," was flagged off by Lt Gen Harbinder Singh Vandra, Chief of Staff, South Western Command on 5 December 2024 from Prerna Sthal in Jaipur. This ultra-marathon was organized to commemorate the 264th Army Service Corps Day as a tribute to the courage and sacrifice of India’s brave hearts.
The ultra-marathon, spanning a challenging distance of 264 Km, symbolizes the 264 years of the Army Service Corps' glorious service to the nation. The marathon started from Jaipur and followed a route that took participants through Chandwaji, Paota, Behror, Bawal, and Panchgaon, before concluding at the iconic War Memorial in Delhi on 7 December 2024. It will be flagged in by Lt Gen Preet Mohindera Singh, DGST, marking the end of this historic journey.
This event was more than just a test of physical endurance; it served as a heartfelt gesture to honour the memories of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for the country and to celebrate the unwavering spirit of the Army Service Corps (ASC). It was a symbol of respect and gratitude for the men and women who have selflessly served the nation.
The participating team consisted of Col Sunny Gill, Nk S Yeshwanth, Sep Yogesh Bhatt, Sep Manish Kumar, Sep Naveen Kumar, Sep AnkanBhunia, and Sep Sourav Kumar Choudhary.
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