Captian Mullah ,the captain of INS QUKRY,THE BATTELESHIP OF INDIA which was torpedoed in the war of 1971.(updated 3/09/2019 )
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THIS POST CAN BE USED AS A PRELUDE TO THE DISCUSSION OF THE POEM " THE TITANIC" (11 READER, DHSE KERALA)
CREDITS TO MATHRUBHUMI(KAZHCHA 03/09/2019)
As such, the Khukri began taking on water at a rapid pace after it was hit and it started sinking within minutes.
With time running out fast, Captain Mulla decided to abandon his attempts to save the ship and began overseeing rescue operations that would ensure that his crew was safe.
Aware that the the majority of his men were trapped below deck, he personally began helping as many as he could even though he was injured and bleeding from the head.
In those defining moments, Captain Mulla could have saved himself easily. But the incredible leader man chose to give his own life-saving gear to another sailor. Such was his courage and strength of character that he then went back to the bridge to direct as many of his men as possible to leave the ship before going down with his ship.
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“In this brave and heroic action, Captain Mulla teaches us not only how to live, but how to die. The principles and values which he stood and lived for need to be taken on board by all of us so that we can become better citizens of this great country.
The manner in which he died upholds the highest the traditions of the armed forces and exemplifies the upper limits of cold courage. He believed that the nation comes first, that the men he commands come next, and his safety comes last.”
NOTE BY THE BLOGGERTHIS POST CAN BE USED AS A PRELUDE TO THE DISCUSSION OF THE POEM " THE TITANIC" (11 READER, DHSE KERALA)
CREDITS TO MATHRUBHUMI(KAZHCHA 03/09/2019)
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